Sentence examples for feel defies from inspiring English sources
Sporting plenty of live chops and soulful harmonies, Aquemini's fresh, original feel defies rap's coastal clichés".
Do you know of any writers who you feel defy this characterization?
Though you know it when you feel it, happiness defies statistical measurement.
They both also have popular mandates, and so feel justified in defying each other.
You watch it -- if you can stand to -- with the feeling that you are participating in something forbidden, perhaps dangerous, which makes viewing it feel vaguely like defying authority.
It will make them feel things that defy definition and think newly shaped thoughts; experiencing those things will change how they interact with their worlds in myriad unpredictable ways.
Small wonder, then, that the class rebels feel compelled to defy her -- they can barely find their feet in this world, and for all her authority, the nun, like the other, far less attentive adults in "Dangerous Lives," can't help them.
It's part of rape culture, and it can feel difficult to defy the influence of these social norms when you are delving into your first real experiences of adulthood, especially when it comes to sex.
"Like him, I feel that I have defied 'the compact majority', and therefore have to pay for it.
You may even feel the need to defy the expectations just so you can feel free to be whoever you are in the moment.
It was a rite of passage that helped me feel empowered enough to defy other people's expectations and follow my own instincts.
