Sentence examples for feel a robust from inspiring English sources

Icelanders exchange stories about where they were when this or that eruption happened, we all tune in to the National Broadcast Service Radio when we feel a robust earthquake, to follow the story.

Distinguished by superb acting from the leads and Wright (who won an Oscar), Wyler's glossy, multiple-Oscar-winning homage to the nobility and fortitude of average Britons still feels like a robust, if occasionally over-sentimental, rallying cry.

"A Woman's Life," she said, seems tailor-made for such a space, where a singer, buoyed by the piece's robust syntax, may feel a heightened urgency to reach out and tell the story.

A lot of bosses do feel a bit tacked on at the moment, rather than very robust.

Instead, they will feel part of a robust community of promising professionals.

And we felt a need for a more robust, less spindly headline on what is often the biggest story of the day".

It's a fairly minor gripe, but a more solid slide could have gone a long way in making the hardware feel more robust.

If the process has been right, you feel quite robust, almost slightly ahead of their thoughts.

They feel pretty robust too, which means they should last well.

The collaborative process may be challenging [26], research may not be perceived to be usable by practitioners [27] and academic researchers may feel that robust evidence is not taken up by practitioners [28].

Feeling a slight chill, I stopped at a cozy café to warm up with a robust espresso.