Sentence examples for feel the changing from inspiring English sources

I feel the changing nature of the political forces that are coming to power in major democracies will also have a strong impact on formation of new corporate culture.

True to the spirit of the book, where living vicariously is not an option, Salles wanted his cast to feel the changing seasons, "to experience the rain on the windshield, the dust, to feel the humidity of Louisiana, or when you are in the midst of the Arizona desert, to feel the solitude".

It doesn't matter how many Haredim [Ultra-Orthodox Jews] live in your neighbourhood, as a secular resident you just feel the changing character of the place.

Claudio may be as sly as Leicester is foxy, and with a 3-year £1.5 million contract, should the perennial footballing powers not be worried as the weaker clubs already bearing fruitful success feel the changing winds of financial abundance?

A person doesn't need to have lived where giant pieces of glaciers are regularly dropping into the oceans to feel the changing and potentially more dangerous world around us.

You have heard the science and felt the changing climate as we all have.

You can feel the market changing.

"But I could feel the vibe changing.

"You can feel the sentiment changing," he said.

"I didn't so much feel the characters changing as the structure," she said on a recent visit to New York.

But the Holocaust lives on in his dreams and taints his perceptions in a film whose "anecdotes and images are so vivid that you can feel the boy changing and toughening with each new experience" (Stephen Holden).