Sentence examples for feel with your from inspiring English sources

Nolan makes films you feel with your senses, but not yet your heart.

Did you feel any pressure with "Conatus" that you maybe didn't feel with your first two records?

Third, it has a wide border, which you can feel with your thumb when you reach in your pocket.

I remember drawer after heavy drawer of card catalog, wherein you could see and feel with your fingers the comparative outputs of say, Daniel Defoe and Isaac Asimov — to the latter's disadvantage.

And you taught us the beauty of our heritage so that we understood that Hebrew is not something you only hear with your ears but feel with your heart.

"There is this climate that you can feel with your every cell: 'It's not ours, it's American, it's alien; since it's alien we cannot expect anything good from it.' It's ignorance, all around".

And people felt with your second Wall Street, and then with your George Bush biopic and so forth—.

Check how warm he feels with your finger.

Compost should appear dark, and when felt with your hands, it should be light and fluffy.

Once you feel secure with your values, you'll feel a lot less need to push others around.

Just as you may feel uncomfortable with your new colleagues, they may feel uncertain about you.