Sentence examples for actually be felt from inspiring English sources

And yet skinny is also quasi-concrete, because where it lies in the sentence suggests that it can actually be felt, just as food has a taste.

That kind of transference and connection is a very poetic way of saying something that I think the doctor's given his life to understanding: how an idea about movement can actually be felt.

In real life these are loud cars where the noise they make can actually be felt as much as heard.

"The intense amount of stimulus won't actually be felt until 2010 with continued lag impacts through 2011 and beyond," says Matt Lloyd, chief investment strategist at Advisors Asset Management.

Acupuncture heightens our awareness such that stressful events, initially, can actually be felt more acutely.

They imagined how forecasts made by an earthquake early warning system would compare with how shaking might actually be felt.

Researchers are also studying whether brain scans could one day be used to determine whether the amount of pain a person reports is actually being felt, or if that person is malingering for the purpose of getting government benefits.

I think it is important that some of the new studies within the report show a rise of 0.5 C – which doesn't sound like very much – actually will be felt by humans and by ecosystems.

"Actually, it's felt all right throughout the entire swing until the follow through," Woods said.

"Today's actually the best it's felt," Pelfrey said of his ankle.

But since the sea urchin eggs could actually be separated, he felt that his results would be even more convincing.