Sentence examples for feel differing from inspiring English sources

Brake argues, however, that different authors feel differing levels of responsibility.

Tasmanian botanist Ronald Campbell Gunn collected material in October 1845 from that state, which Berkeley felt differed from previous collections in having more demarcated and less decurrent gills and a shorter stipe, and named it Agaricus phosphorus in 1848.

Even in situations of similar acupuncture or similar stimulation, the degree of de qi that the patients felt differed by individual.

A good coconut is a heavy one; compare it with other coconuts to feel the differing weights.

Stacey Chillemi: Please describe the origins of the Miyoko's Kitchen brand and how you feel it differs from other vegan cheeses on the market?

If you're able to represent how you feel in different ways, with differing objective correlatives (as T.S. Eliot put it), then in interesting ways you can maybe start to reach people.

In this sense we feel these campaigns differ fundamentally from general trends in media: as our attentions shorten, conversations seem to stop.

Anyone who knows Tony and his gifts is aware that he is unparalleled in his ability to help people of differing views feel heard and affirmed.

As a nonpartisan organization people with differing viewpoints feel comfortable visiting the Newseum, and one of our greatest strengths is that we're champions not only of a free press, but also of free speech," she said.

How do you feel your role differs from that of a journalist?

They feel obvious, but people differ quite widely in their intuitive definition of what they actually are.