Sentence examples similar to feel more structured from inspiring English sources

We feel something much more structured than this through our skin (a fact most keenly developed in Gray 2012).

Some podcasts feel a little more structured after serialized TV; this is more like a book you might sit down to read over the course of a week or two.

P 32 "When planning and preparing prior to the students starting their clinical practice, I need to be prepared for teaching situations to feel more confident and to have structure from the beginning".

They requested new ideas and recommendations to better facilitate the adult students' teaching, learning and assessment and to create a safe and meaningful experience for the students at the clinic: "When planning and preparing prior to the students starting their clinical practice, I need to be prepared for teaching situations to feel more confident and to have structure from the beginning".

We predicted students in the increased-structure course would feel more engaged by the material and thus would value the course more.

"I thought if I structured a life that way, I would feel more like everyone else," she says.

While frameworks, APIs and structures might make programmers feel more productive, true productivity comes from unpacking the containers and truly understanding what's inside.

Carers discussed the idea of adapting the session structure so that it would feel more 'natural', anticipating a formal session would not be appealing to their relative.

This structure allows people to be feel more comfortable in meeting new people at the bar/coffee shop because the uncertainty of how to act is eliminated, the structure guides the interaction with the people at the table.

The painting's relative simplicity of structure and means enhanced the metaphysical power we feel more and more strongly in late Hodgkin.

The pace and structure of "Three Rivers," on the other hand, feel more like those of a cop show than of a medical soap opera.