Sentence examples for browsing feel from inspiring English sources
The new iMac makes lower resolution reading, writing and browsing feel like it happened during a relative Dark Age.
Web browsing feels at best sluggish, and sometimes actions are jerky.
Many reviewers say the interface is on par with Apple and Android and that the browsing feels faster.
As before, browsing photos feels like a really nice fit for the "3D wall" technology that Cooliris has been working on for years.
More importantly, browsing TV feels great, and I've never seen a better search feature when it comes to TV content.
Retailers have also found that many customers use the Web to browse, but feel more comfortable trying on clothes at the store rather than ordering clothes over the Internet that might not fit.
I promise that by the time you're done browsing you'll feel right as rain.
The shivery sincerity of the listings, and the lack of narrative polish, make the browsing experience feel like the online equivalent of wandering into a cluttered booth in a run-down antique mall off a country highway.
With worms and viruses -- not to mention malicious humans -- loose on the Internet, sitting down at your computer to do a little Web browsing can feel a bit like exposing yourself to the Sword of Damocles, that legendary blade suspended by a thread and a bit of luck.
It's OK if you start sweating while browsing or feel the need to be alone. .
On one side, you have people like the Curry brothers, and their many peers, who are the children of N.B.A. players — there are so many familiar names on the backs of players' jerseys today that watching a game sometimes feel like browsing through vintage records: Nance, Sabonis, Grant, Hardaway, and on.
