Sentence examples for feel and interpret from inspiring English sources

A highly developed sensitivity of touch enables the practitioner to feel and interpret the quality and flow of ki, the body's life-force.

However, regardless of your school of thought, you have some say in how you feel and interpret things.

"We feel outrageously offended and interpret Moratti's act as anticonstitutional, since it is against the autonomy of science," he summarises.

A number of the respondents to our survey stated concerns about the need for more hands-on training and mentoring, suggesting that the truncated training experience may not be sufficient for experienced EM clinicians to feel they can perform and interpret scans independently.

"Whereas nonfiction prose writers felt constrained by the straitjacket of historical, antiquarian scholarship," Hamilton writes, "the Bard felt licensed to speculate and interpret at will... in order to explore the secrets of psychologically realistic, as opposed to idealized, leadership and decision-making".

The first was that I had to ask about the person, she couldn't just come out and tell me who was going to the great beyond and, because of rules that she must follow as a psychic, she couldn't outright say if they were going to die but just tell me what she felt and I could interpret the results myself.

Think you are boring and everything you do, say, think and feel you'll interpret as a sign to confirm your erroneous thought.

So, those were the ones that came out the best and that I felt I could interpret and make my own.

The outcome of this processing is a major determinant of how they feel, interpret events, make decisions, and behave (Epstein, 2014).

I wanted songs I felt I could tell with my own voice, and interpret them authentically.

Others did not feel confident in performing and interpreting the tests themselves.