Sentence examples for feel minimal from inspiring English sources
Not everything works – there's something a bit wan about the gloopy R&B of I Love You, and Yammy Gang doesn't feel minimal so much as half-finished – and at least one of the ideas on offer seems strangely familiar.
Our experience is hardly unique; the risks of reporting from Yemen are high and the rewards can often feel minimal.
If you imagine that the pain is gone, you will feel minimal pain.
By 2012 she'd written enough material for a self-released EP, four tracks that had a definite Jamie xx-like feel (minimal production; a bento box of crisp and distinct sounds; Twigs's chorister vocal threading things together; sudden, crunchy endings) and music bloggers began to twitch with interest.
"It feels sparse, and it feels minimal," he said.
Such a trend, of course, would raise the competitive pressure on large local phone companies like Verizon and SBC Communications, which so far have felt minimal impact from Internet telephony.
(At a Black Lives Matter demonstration, you probably would have seen many police officers, but on Saturday the presence of law enforcement felt minimal, which likely helped to keep the protest as peaceful as it was).
He felt minimal discomfort during drills.
Before I go any further, I admit that whatever catcalling I may have been personally subjected to--which feels minimal and immaterial--is long in my rearview mirror.
Just as important, it would seem, is the creation of a state to which citizens can at least feel some minimal attachment – and that, too, takes time, and isn't easy to bring off.
"Any normal person, with a close relative — a father, an uncle, a son — who has been mysteriously disappeared, and is known to have been murdered, has to feel the minimal interest in where he might be.
