Sentence examples for feel of knowing from inspiring English sources

This way, the players will "get a feel for where they may want to live, whether it's schools for kids or to get a better feel traffic-wise, getting in and out of Brooklyn and getting a feel of knowing Brooklyn better".

If you are a strong, secure person, you may over time start to feel a bit weird about how you can never be correct in much of anything around this person, especially if it is a topic that the person feels confident of knowing.

"To enter the transcendental state that takes the female brain into 'high' orgasm," Wolf writes, a woman must feel "safe in the sense of knowing you are entering a trance state in the presence of someone who will protect you if necessary at the very least, and ideally, in the presence of someone who values you and who cherishes you".

The more you feel grounded with a deep sense of knowing in who you are, you will attract people who are in tune to your same frequency.

It was the "previous experience of knowing that exercise feels good" that helped them to be active.

She has an expert feel for hospitality, in the sense of knowing what will make a person who is far away from home feel welcome.

Nyad says she'll feel the satisfaction of "knowing what it is about yourself that doesn't give up".

And while those other 100-and-some minutes are mildly entertaining, you feel the ache of knowing that they could be so much more.

As a survivor of Katrina, I feel the guilt of knowing that I left my fellow New Orleanians behind; their deaths weigh on my conscience.

Shields's readers will encounter great poignancy and great wisdom in this book, and feel the sadness of knowing that it will probably be her last.

Wherever you are in London you think, "This is the place, this is what it is like", and feel the unease of knowing that you are not in the right place at all.