Sentence examples for feel characterized by from inspiring English sources

Feel has two forms: hand ('rack feel'), characterized by Kawabata, involves fiber and fabric properties; and 'wearer feel', involves moisture transport (related to fiber and fabric characteristics) with a few hand properties.

Seattle's districts have a comfortably prosperous but not ostentatious feel, characterized by neat family homes and townhouses occupied by industrial workers, artists, academics, professionals, and that odd class of technology workers whom the novelist Douglas Coupland branded "microserfs".

When I teach executive seminars on trust, I ask participants to describe how a working environment feels when it is characterized by low levels of trust.

The overall emotional distress felt by our participants was characterized by anxiety.

The students felt that the program was characterized by a continuum from systematic teaching in the first years to less systematic teaching in later years.

Many feel that their worldviews are best characterized by a recognition that life has meaning, that the Universe perhaps has a Creator, and that consciousness or some essence continues beyond death.

As a college professor often teaching about religion, I can tell you that for years my students have increasingly identified more as "spiritual" and less "religious". Many feel that their worldviews are best characterized by a recognition that life has meaning, that the Universe perhaps has a Creator, and that consciousness or some essence continues beyond death.

Filled with hilarious observations and digressions, both verbal and visual, and characterized by a deeply felt and lived-in sense of place, "The Whole Shootin' Match" is an exemplar of American regional filmmaking or what Roger Ebert, in his glowing review, nicely called "Wood-Burning Cinema".

This willingness to pay feels counterintuitive on a device so frequently characterized by distraction.

Binge eating can lead to Binge Eating Disorder (or BED), characterized by "excessive overeating that feels out of control and becomes a regular occurrence".

Personally, I feel privileged to have lived through an era characterized by such cheerful lunacy.