Sentence examples for current feels from inspiring English sources

Going with the flow is easy, especially when that current feels great.

But I followed Hal into the river — up to my knees and then my waist — to a spot about halfway across, where the current felt stronger at my feet than at my chest.

When he was asked if Chrome OS and Android would compete with one another, he said that they current felt that Android was better geared towards touch surfaces, while Chrome OS was better for devices with keyboards.

Nonetheless, with energy a global concern — as India's "power for all" agenda and recent sweeping blackout remind us — "Electric Currents" feels not only visually and historically compelling but also perfectly topical.

Thursday's headline in Tehran reflected the current feel-good atmosphere in Tehran.

In every way, the Olsen twins, exposed to the trappings of Hollywood almost from birth, seem to understand the current feel for discretion.

But when our luck finally runs out and society falls apart, self-defense will be central to individual survival, and all the current feel-good moralizing will seem fatally naïve.

In our phone call, Cameron and Tyler said that they're intrigued by the current feel of the Bitcoin space — and its potential for becoming a bit more structured in the coming years.

Some say the current situation feels more unbearable than the bombing and shelling experienced during the recent war.

Their current standing feels alien — fourth place, six games out of first — and things could corrode further during this intense run of games.

While some important details are different, the current situation feels eerily similar to what happened months ago in Greece, where the cost of borrowing rose precipitously.