Sentence examples for feel structured from inspiring English sources

TH: You need to feel structured around that... JM: Contained.

There are three spaces where a comma might be, six where a full stop might be and then 12 for a larger gap; my hope was that the poems would still feel structured, even if some of the visual symbols of that structure had gone.

Whether or not the classic rock reference points are by design, it feels structured in the same way a series of guitar riffs scorching a sneering vocal, all of it designed to provoke lighters-in-the-air abandon.

We felt structured observation was a critical complement to the survey as self-reported practices are known to be biased.

At times you could feel the structure move, wobbling like Jesús Gil's belly.

"In an aqueous environment, all the molecules are able to feel the structure of all the other molecules that are present, so they can work as whole rather than as individuals".

Physical 3D models are useful as they allow researchers to hold and feel a structure that they might otherwise only be able to see on a computer screen [6, 7].

Most teachers felt they lacked structured, detailed knowledge of PBL instructional approaches and the ability to adequately develop meaningful projects during this initial phase.

In Henry VI, the musicality is different: the thoughts are very structured; you feel a strong heartbeat to the end of the line.

Its cups are softer, hospital-grade silicone, and structured to feel like a baby's latching mouth would.

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