Sentence examples for accurately feel from inspiring English sources

The thin soles also help him more accurately feel the ground over which he's walking.

But for now, the state of science leaves us with the hypothesis that reason and its accompanying morality is a supernatural force, a force operating along axes different from those familiar physical axes, a force that allows us to accurately feel purpose in life.

More accurately, I feel like the Mets are Alexander, the title character from one of my all-time favorite books: Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day.

While television in those days (even more than these) rarely reflected anyone's world accurately, he felt actively excluded.

Or, more accurately, it feels as if I'm in a movie about a girl going out and meeting guys, one that may or may not end like "Looking for Mr. Goodbar".

Or, more accurately, that felt like he had already let me go.

Furthermore, when they did not get enough information and their questions were not replied to accurately they felt that they were unvalued.

He wrote fast and accurately, making us feel the chaos in Dallas, raising the questions that would be explored in the years ahead.

The fact that Hodgson failed to react, or more accurately did not feel the need to react, was questionable.

Instead, I present to you a series of intimate mood portraits that I feel accurately capture the essence of the festival.

Over two decades, she wrote children's books set almost exclusively in late-19th-century England, humorously creating an atmosphere that was accurately enough underpinned to feel convincing, without ever feeling over-researched or teacherly.