Sentence examples for feel study from inspiring English sources

Since I'm not a scientist and I don't do field studies on coyotes or anything, the only time my children or myself would get to see, touch, feel, study a coyote is if we're lucky enough to stumble upon a dead one in the woods.

One student said, "I feel study groups above three members in size start to decline in usefulness".

Both movies are peculiarly flat; they feel studied, dutiful.

While Benson treats his characters with care and respect, his depiction of grief can feel studied and not felt.

Compared with "Goats" and "Naked Pueblo," the five loosely related stories in "Unsung Heroes" feel studied and self-consciously quirky.

Their eccentricity and whimsicality begin to feel studied, then insistent, and finally a bit off-putting; what seemed to be transparent turns out to be opaque.

"Conversations in Tusculum," though, is most effective as a deeply felt study of the hopelessness that comes with inaction.

Interviewees felt study design was adequate.

We added two items to the Page questionnaire, to ask if GPs had: 1. screened ineligible patients; and 2. felt study participation took more time than expected.

5 participants dropped out from the pedometer group: 1 from the 10% target group (felt the study was "too much"), 1 from the 15% target group (study "too much"), and 3 from the 20% target group (1 gave no reason, 1 had depression, 1 felt study was "too much").

In contrast to the self-reports in study 1, which are subjective in nature (asking participants how interested and prepared they felt), study 2 provides a more objective measurement of interest demonstrated through course selection and academic performance.