Sentence examples for activities felt from inspiring English sources
The activities felt strange yet produced some refreshingly new personal insights.
He felt that the "wacky hijinks" quickly became "predictable and repetitive" and the activities felt "sanitized and generic".
Her mother, aware of her daughter's night time activities, felt totally helpless.
At the age of ten, parents have a strong influence on the choice of activities and lifestyle of their children and one explanation may be that parents of preterms acknowledge their children's physical limitations and therefore encourage them to take part in activities felt to be appropriate and within their physical and mental abilities.
Even the scheduled activities feel less pressured.
Even the scheduled activities feel much less pressured.
So why do these activities feel so burdensome?
The onstage activities feel disparate and a little bloodless, the intentions theoretical.
Some people, like Susan Panzer, who coaches volleyball and coordinates student activities, feel the name is still offensive.
But Mr. Margulies makes such activities feel as ordinary as watching television, which Hetchman does a lot.
How well represented do participants of newer outdoor recreation activities feel?
