Sentence examples for creating feels from inspiring English sources
John Varvatos, for example, has tinkered with Converse's classic gym shoes and created felt, tweed and suede Chuck Taylors and Jack Purcells.
Watching these two teaching younger dancers a work they had helped to create felt like seeing a history of dance unfold.
In this case, however, the very corporation that William Randolph Hearst created felt obliged to suspend its publisher to protect its name.
It is this mutually created felt state that the child eventually internalizes as his own.
Afterwards, if you have an explanation for how this illusion is created, feel free to leave us a comment.
It invokes something nameless about why we try to create things, how those things we create feel about us, and the bizarre architectures in between.
You can create felt and foam wings by sewing or create cellophane and cardboard wings if you are good at paper craft.
It really does make sense to breed a totally separate group of people just for the purpose of creating feel-good news and enough bad behavior for diverting gossip.
Can the difference be attributed to certain journalistic practices aimed at creating "feel good" stories, [ 85] or does the greater number of success stories in newspapers reflect the medical and transplant community's desire to promote organ donation [ 86]?
Doing and creating things feels good.
