Sentence examples for fast feels from inspiring English sources

The former is an examination of the bipolar state which uses puppetry to seriously good effect to explore the state of mind of Louise, a woman who when she gets too "fast" feels as if she is trying to drive a speeding train while playing ping-pong at the same time.

With a max speed of 18mph, it's become clear that fast feels faster on the Mini S.

Making everything too fast feels like you're getting too much information out". .

At Home: Aggressive driving leads to speeding, accident, fatalities back home, driving fast "feels right" but is dangerous.

Seeing so much so fast felt both a privilege and a curse.

The pieces had the yearning richness associated with elegiac sequences in independent films, but they meandered, and their emotional payoffs — melancholy in the slow moments, exuberant uplift in the fast — felt unearned.

The members whose businesses grew fastest felt constrained in what they could borrow, and those whose businesses grew more slowly found themselves guaranteeing big debts for other people.

Alsbury says taking away graphic elements like skeuomorphs gives iOS 7 a cleaner and faster feel.

After the first month the MIT researchers could see that individuals who talked to more co-workers were getting through calls faster, felt less stressed and had the same approval ratings as their peers.

At the gym she felt stronger and faster, felt her body move with more urgency and strength.

These intra-linguistic comparisons showed that the most salient characteristic of both fear and strach was high arousal (e.g. heartbeat getting faster, breathing getting faster, felt shivers and sweat).