Sentence examples for feel passage from inspiring English sources

But opponents of the measure feel passage of the new law might make them feel more inclined to do so.

The pay was $240 a year for an able seaman, $750 for a scientist, though Shackleton felt passage alone was pay enough.

The Avid is the standard system for computer editing, and it is a way of working -- some heretics allege -- that encourages moodiness, brooding, felt passages, grace intervals, small talk, luxuriant fades and dissolves.

The most deeply felt passages in "The Last Supper" are reserved for the artists of the Renaissance; the most unforgiving, for any group, pastime, or individual that Cusk perceives as philistine.

Textile leaders feel that passage of the bill could be effected in June, but most are agreed that passage is more likely in July.

I, for some reason, did not feel the passage of time while working on this assignment.

He discovers that people who live in the gray zone can feel the passage of time.

In these displays you can feel the passage of time and the continuing changes yet to come.

"Life goes by so quickly and, at my age, you really feel the passage of time," she said.

It is said that one does not feel the passage of time when one engages in an activity that is enjoyable.

But the president is known to feel that passage of the program, particularly his request for $7.3 billion in long-range borrowing authority, justifies the risk.