Sentence examples for developing feel from inspiring English sources

The Gabr program was about more than developing "feel good," personal relationships.

There are vineyards for wine-tasting, walking and cycling trails and a far less developed feel than its Greek equivalent.

While there is romance in the novel, it gives the plot dimension instead of being a distraction from it, and the relationship that develops feels realistic.

In particular, developing countries feel that they are left out of current arrangements.

You have to cultivate an "eye", developing a feel for situations and empathy for those you want to persuade.

The developing countries feel it is unfair to demand caps just as they are industrializing, and we are moving into a post-industrial economy.

Many governments, companies and civil society groups, particularly from developing countries, feel that they are insufficiently represented in the Internet governance ecosystem.

Developing countries feel that they were short-changed in the previous Uruguay round, and are determined not to let it happen again.

One of the primary arguments for such restrictions center on the concept of "fetal pain" -- when can a developing fetus feel?

But if rural people in developing countries feel they are being left behind, they too will act to upend the system.

The description of self-monitoring becoming 'normal' and interviewees developing a feel for it echoes the experience of patients self-monitoring their blood pressure.