Sentence examples for concentrated feels from inspiring English sources

Being present and concentrated feels good, and is immensely more fulfilling.

Depending on the concentration, subjects felt a drug effect and were anxious; had difficulty concentrating; felt high, light-headed, and tingling; and showed impairment on the DSST.

People with Gad may have difficulty concentrating, feel tired and irritable, feel sick, dizzy or sweaty and experience aches and pains.

"The audio was very powerful, and the emotion had some impact, but really for me the still image from that scene was much stronger," says Haviv. "You could really concentrate and feel the anguish that she felt for the suffering the child was going through".

"I could concentrate, I felt really brave," he recalls.

For instance, if you eat a huge lunch and your blood sugar spikes, you'll have difficulty concentrating and feel a bit sluggish.

In order to concentrate and feel relaxed, you must focus your mind.

Tourism to the Czech Republic often feels concentrated on Prague, so a visit to Brno, the country's second city, allows you to take full advantage of this – expect a city break free of stag dos!

"But the maharishi explained to us that the poison in this country was so concentrated that he felt it was no use our continuing to nurture creativity and intelligence here".

I think that one of the things that's so enjoyable about the show is it feels very concentrated.

I concentrated on the feel of my breath as it entered my body, and then as it left my body.