Sentence examples for feel the limits from inspiring English sources
The phrase "feel the limits" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when discussing personal boundaries, constraints, or the extent of one's capabilities or experiences. Example: "As I pushed myself through the marathon, I began to feel the limits of my endurance."
It's what happens when she lets herself feel the limits of that existence that makes the story.
As "Dreamers", young immigrants protected by presidential action, his Latino outreach directors keenly feel the limits that bound their ambitions.
When you are 12 or 14, it's not easy to feel the limits of what you are allowed to say or do".
If there was a weakness in the earth, A give he went down on his knees To find and feel the limits of, There is no longer.
"I also feel the limits of judicial power should be clear and that political issues should not enter into the judiciary," he said.
Sometimes I can feel the limits being reached now there is a porridge-flavoured ice cream, and crisps flavoured to taste of seafood and spices and even Greek kebab.
"To feel the limit of the car you need to understand how much your car is rolling, what your tire is doing, when the tire is gripping — and that is a balance skill," he added.
I felt the limits of my talents, so I decided to give up on becoming a lawyer, and started looking for a job.
Anyone who has filled out long funding application forms, struggling to come up with short-term targets and outcomes, will have felt the limits of the donor relationship.
Obama, like all politicians in democratic systems, felt the limits of his own power; as Mario Cuomo famously explained, liberals often campaign in poetry and govern in prose.
There was a clear sense that Braxton felt the limits of the rock band form had been reached and that, for all their heroic efforts, Battles had not managed to breach them.
