Sentence examples for captured feels from inspiring English sources

"It's OK to see a sexy selfie, but to see the actual act of the selfie being captured feels much more alienating.

We are all moments, made up of millions, and I hope some of the moments I have captured, feel the same to you.

"In the first 18 months, when sleep was nonexistent, each image captured felt like, and was, an enormous accomplishment," Ogier-Bloomer said.

When the adult Sarva is captured, Indra feels a sense of helpless anger: "She had never raised a hand to him, so who were these people to hit her son?" Mugil responds rather more violently to the chaos around her.

And in a way they are, and not only because some of the dramatic moments Ms. Burstein captures feel as if they might have been rehearsed.

Also important – but fading recently – have been traditional autobiographies designed to examine a life on its own terms, as well as phenomenological autobiographies that try to capture the felt experience of everyday life.

It tells us we've captured something that feels real to them.

The second subtype is the caregiver who feels captured.

Youssef Abu Rayya, a regular at the Riche, captured the feel of the era in a book entitled "The Coffeehouse Closes Its Doors".

But the older book captured the feel of desperate poverty better than Anbinder's bland social historian's prose, even if Asbury got a few details wrong.

M: Well, Peter was all about the feel and capturing the feel.