Sentence examples for feel with an from inspiring English sources

We feel, with an unusually sharp edge, how impossible this woman could be to live with.

But the WunderBar has a less specialist hardware feel, with an eye on helping app developers generally start thinking about how to extend the capabilities and reach of their software with the help of a little extra sensor hardware.

But we, as readers, can feel -- with an almost overwhelming sympathy (a favorite term of Costello's) -- her own sudden and vivid recall of that moment in Homer's epic poem "The Odyssey" when Odysseus descends into the underworld with a live ram as a blood sacrifice he will use to summon up the dead he will encounter.

Affective presence is therefore a partner effect because it is the emotional experience elicited in others (i.e. how others tend to feel with an individual).

The bar has a stone-age feel, with an open fire and a great flagged floor.

Despite such dramatic efforts, the book has a low-energy feel, with an O.K.-one-more-time tone.

"It feels like New York used to feel with a little more nicety".

"There's a Wild West feel, with a lot of companies jumping in.

"How would you feel with a mother who's a genius?" he asked ruefully.

Polpo has a rustic, cheap-as-chips feel, with a black-and-white tiled floor and exposed brick walls.

Be honest in your reflections and attempt to think and feel with a fresh mind.