Sentence examples for feel along from inspiring English sources

To read Imposture is to feel, along with the characters, exactly what it's like.

Where, one begins to feel along with her, is A. M. Homes?

You feel along the back of the shelf to be certain that the book has not slipped behind the other books.

The movie is too beautiful to be described as an ordeal, but it is sufficiently intense and unyielding that when it is over, you may feel, along with awe, a measure of relief.

If you read all the self-portraits on the "We are the ninety-nine percenTumblrblogblog, you feel, along with intense sympathy and interest, a nagging question: do you bear any responsibility at all?

New divers can get used to their equipment as they feel along the sides of the ship, preparing for the day when they are groping for something else, like a submerged car, trying to rescue those trapped within.

But seven decades into the nuclear era, mission creep is making its presence felt along with the rust and rats.

They added to the haunting feeling of total entrapment I felt along with the characters.

A liquidity squeeze is being felt along the supply chain.

I felt along the pulmonary arteries for a hardened, embolized clot, but there was none.

Feeling along the pavement, I tapped until it dropped 2ft, giving way to gravel.