Sentence examples for feel like information from inspiring English sources

If all of this is starting to feel like information overload, a start-up called Viaware may have the answer.

At first it just felt like information.

After you've made note of your education and work history, give a list of any other information you feel like might be helpful for your employer to have.

The biggest challenge is the start of term, which can feel like the information dam has broken, and a flood is on its way.

"We just feel like more information is better for a consumer or a sneakerhead," says Luber.

Do you feel like you absorb information better when you listen to music while you study (sometimes even being able to recall the information simply by "replaying" the song in your head)?

Three comments also related to lack of contact with on-site staff: "Much of the time teaching felt like throwing information over a high wall, not knowing where it was landing".

"I'll do it quickly so you don't feel like you're getting information," Ferguson said, in a nod to the late-night norms he was violating.

"Some of us feel like we have enough information to start backing off on chemotherapy in selected patients, and others are less convinced".

"I don't believe that every single person is being left in the dark; some folks feel like that but the information is being disseminated".

In spite of apparel companies' continuous efforts to incorporate sustainability practices in their product development processes and their strategic promotion of this movement via social media, both consumer groups in this study still feel like they lack product information about sustainable (or green) sportswear and think there are limited products available in green sportswear.