Sentence examples for automatically felt from inspiring English sources

First, the opening half of Spider-Man 2 already covered this subject so masterfully that repeating it automatically felt redundant.

After her surgery, Winter said she "automatically felt so much happier and just better physically".

I put one on the other day and automatically felt as if I had been imbued with lightness, wit and talent.

They expressed that they automatically felt safe after admitted to the hospital.

By assessing women's behaviour and what was perceived as unacceptable, men automatically felt that they had certain rights, which further legitimised a negative power play between men and women.

You'll automatically feel more creative and productive".

The pastel and gray restaurant has a clubby feeling, but for once, anyone who comes in the door automatically feels as though he or she is a member.

Humans subconsciously weigh the risks and benefits of any choice or course of action — and if taking a particular action seems to afford little or no benefit, the risk automatically feels bigger.

"Perhaps if you were part of a culture that actually felt less ambivalent about mothers working, and had a system of child care in place where it was okay for mothers to work, I think you would automatically feel less guilt and pressure to spend more time with kids," she said.

One of the most memorable scenes in Storey's fiction occurs in his Booker Prize-winning novel Saville (1976), when the posh, magnetic boy Stafford visits young Saville's home in the mining community, and Mr Saville automatically feels uncomfortable in his own living room.

Meanwhile, SiO2-IMI can automatically feel the pH stimuli occurring in either the micro-anodic or micro-cathodic regions, releasing HMID to give a feedback without delay.