Sentence examples for feel on how from inspiring English sources

"It may also be a commentary on how blacks feel on how secure blacks are in our society today.

Remember, you are showing your child how you feel on how poorly he handles his aggression, not that he's mad.

"I'm starting to get a little more of a feel on how to do some things with it," Dickey said, "and that's exciting".

The values presented in the last two rows of Table 4 give us a feel on how much steam should be delivered to the system while operating in the SAGD mode.

"I have no feel on how it would carry on a ballot," board President Fred Stern said.

Walker watched movies created and set in the 1930s, including but not limited to The Public Enemy, Little Caesar, Once Upon a Time in America, Miller's Crossing and various movies starring James Cagney, because he believed they would give him a truer feel on how people of the era sounded and talked.

Irma Zandl, a New York-based brand consultant, said the campaign felt "on-trend with how people are stressed".

We asked you how you feel one year on, and how you've been affected since.

Ali Stephenson (kneeling, right): "How you feel on the beach depends on how confident you look in a suit.

It's human nature for us to believe that how we feel on the inside is how others perceive us.

It was described as the discomfort that one may feel depending on how they are perceived by others.