Sentence examples for feel learned from inspiring English sources

The Burkman brothers, whose clothing line has a vintage-surf feel, learned about the trend in a different way.

In the past eight years or so, he has built a recording studio for his band, The Open Feel, learned how to record, how to play bass as well as drums (one of his favorite drummers is the late John Bonham of Led Zeppelin), and become a fine songwriter with the focus that he once lacked.

Just learn the business, learn the people in your business, learn what they hope and feel, learn what they think the business is.

Use your five senses… Learn to see, learn to hear, learn to feel, learn to smell, and know that by practice alone you can become expert".

Dorsey's interest in aesthetics runs deep but feels learned, like the voice of a newly adolescent boy.

I remember the relief that I felt learning even the slightest encouraging news of improvement.

If so, we asked Veterans to rate the likelihood they would find taking a yoga class embarrassing, whether they felt they were physically able to take yoga, and whether they felt learning yoga would benefit their overall health.

I don't feel I learned anything from this debate.

But how will he feel, having learned his childhood home has just burned down?

"I didn't feel I learned a lot about literacy," Ms. Gallagher said.

Were there other things you feel you learned about writing by doing this project?