But at cooking college, she had to overcome her own, very un-Chinese, distaste for using MSG in every dish, master the nuances of the mouth-feel of, for example, slippery and rubbery-textured foods (dried sea cucumbers that resemble 'fossilised turds') and learn how 'to create dazzling fu hei wei [complex flavours].
She is a hill person – and cannot feel the pull of, for example, the flat Norfolk coast with its watery skies.
Those who have been dealing well with feelings of paranoia, for example, might feel their worst fears all but confirmed and become more symptomatic.
Unlike some corporations, Apple doesn't record on its balance sheet much of the value of its patents and other intellectual property — the look and feel of the iPad, for example.
The resulting vibration patterns will simulate a different feel, for example, of fabrics like wool, cotton or silk.
It needs to be something he will not feel weirdly about, for example, lots of guys get complimented on things like smell, that is a good one.
But sheet music doesn't necessarily communicate the feel of a song; for example, if you'd never heard the original, your version of "Love Will Tear Us Apart" could quite easily become a chirpy singalong that lacks the brooding intensity of the Joy Division recording.
Sometimes I do feel out of place, for example, with that group project… I didn't really know that much, but with another group project… I felt like I belonged because I had good ideas and contributed to the group and people listened to me… It kind of varies.
How familiar does this scene feel, for example?
Say what you feel, for example.
