Sentence examples for distinctly feel from inspiring English sources

Going back to the aforementioned kissing game, I can still distinctly feel myself inside the curved arms of the boy I'd so long had a crush on.

My impression over the past ten years is that most of them are not and I distinctly feel uncomfortable in their presence".

Then, late one night when Brake was alone in his office, he distinctly felt something tap him on the back.

Paolo distinctly felt his place in both worlds, the young and the old, and yet felt committed to belonging to neither.

Yet for all its nod to Balanchine's neo-classicism, its underlying verve, especially in the male dances, is distinctly felt.

In Brooklyn Heights, the beating heart of Kings County's legal anatomy, the distance between white hats and black hats is perhaps most distinctly felt in what could be called "A Tale of Two Diners".

Yet it isn't easy to see either how, if one clearly and distinctly feels a throbbing headache, one could be mistaken about that.

I feared God would be angry, but instead I distinctly felt God encouraging me.

Visiting the sites of field reports in NYC, I distinctly felt the missing author's presence.

Targeted Reinnervation amputees report that the evoked sensations are very clear and are distinctly felt as occurring in the missing limb.

In previous years, there was a distinctly Caribbean feel to the meet, with reggae music and barbecues outside the track.