Sentence examples for can almost be felt from inspiring English sources

It is written so interestingly and envelopingly that the washcloths cooling foreheads on hot, damp days can almost be felt.

The ghost of Nicholas II, pictured in a nearby portrait, next to one of his beloved Alexandra, can almost be felt hovering over the array.

There's a peculiarly melancholic feeling to winter images of Britain's cheap and cheerful Victorian resorts –empty souvenir stands, banks of brooding clouds, a stiff wind from Siberia that can almost be felt.

Dancers can almost be too cosseted, she feels: "Dance is all about energy.

It can almost be a little embarrassing, but I feel like I am where I am today because I grew so much".

Little details, such as the broken wood as riders wonder where the dragon went — seem to better create a sense of presence when they feel like they can almost be touched.

Sometimes I feel as if you can almost be more like yourself on stage than off".

These lumps can be felt as knobbles, and may appear as dull, almost dusty looking patches.

Set in a bleak world of strip-lights evoking everything from nasty nightclubs to run-down hospitals (stark design by Hayley Grindle, sparingly lit by Rachel Mortimer), it is underscored with low rumbles of bass, machines and thunder (Sam Jones); so much so that you can almost feel the cuts being made to austerity Britain while you watch.

You can almost feel like you're sitting on the patio deck sunning yourself.

Why is it that we can almost instantly feel a connection to one person and not to another?