Sentence examples for constant feel from inspiring English sources

The design aspects are wonderful, but what intrigued me the most was the constant feel of safety, or rather, the lack of need to think about what I am downloading, launching or viewing through my computer, especially the browser.

The last of the great nineteenth century utilitarian moral philosophers, Henry Sidgwick, failed to find any constant felt feature in his experience of pleasure.

How does the constant scrutiny feel?

Still, the spectrum of extended hollers, drill bit-like tremolos and lines in constant freefall feel unheralded – these are sounds placed in time that have managed to escape the routine emotional peaks and troughs.

Seeing in the Thai New Year means a constant festive feel, with parades, music, shows, people out on the streets and more happening all of the time.

That, combined with the violence they've witnessed and the constant fear they feel, has led charities to refer to them as a "lost generation" of Syrian children.

Cerreti, whose work entailed constant wariness, felt a sense of recognition.

So the design concept – the bird's-nest wigs, the dolls' clothes and the constant trembling – feels rather apt, as well as being brilliantly distinctive and fresh.

The 19 sequences of the title, a perpetual motion of reinvented patterns playing at different speeds in constant oscillation, felt like a new departure, while also referring back to Carmen Arcadiae Mechanicae Perpetuum (1997/8), a work central to Birtwistle's creative vocabulary.

In that context, constant advocacy felt like waging war.

The remarkable colors surrounding the two snow-striped Aspen peaks and ultra-reflective lake change throughout the year, but one thing stays constant: It feels like a painting come to life.