Sentence examples for feel moderately from inspiring English sources
People feel moderately hopeful.
We feel moderately bad about succumbing to this movie marketing, but it's a good tune, and Stereogum did first.
Even my emails, which I obsessively tend to in order to feel moderately productive, were off limits for an hour.
But the figure shot up to 37percentt of the men considered "high in hopelessness" and 23percentt of those considered to feel moderately hopeless.
It's great that many people will feel moderately happier merely because they feel like they're doing themselves some good, but it's sad they never realise the true benefits of the ancient techniques that have been lost in translation.
Harris creates this dystopia in order to redeem it, whereas Philip Roth's "The Plot Against America" (2004), another vision of Nazi success, will derive from the rarer flip side of the redemptive impulse, a desire to make the past worse than it was, perhaps only to feel moderately better about the present.
Other nature-based highlights included the walking route to Baia do Sancho, which involves negotiating two ladders on a sheer cliff-face and feels moderately adventurous, until you realise that it's regularly tackled by old ladies in flip-flops; and a lunch of freshly caught barracuda at Bar do Meio on the Praia do Meio, frigate birds circling overhead.
It's not just that this is the week we "got" Osama bin Laden; it's that the day's events — families gathering at the site where the people they loved died, firefighters cooking lunch, Obama hanging a wreath on a stand of what looked like hastily nailed-together pieces of unpainted wood — felt moderately natural.
"At the end of the day, Scotland still feels moderately British," says Prof Curtice.
The tests lasted up to 30 minutes, or until subjects felt moderately sick.
Some 34% of the adults said they had special training in science and 87% felt "moderately well informed" to "very well informed about scientific discoveries and technology" (29%and58%8%, respectively).
