We use words like "super-proprioception" to describe this feeling of man and machine combining with a fluid interface to enable new capacities that man alone or machine alone would not be able to accomplish.
And even if Danger Close goes out of its way to only tell the story of the solider on the ground (as opposed to the various machinations that put him on the ground in the first place), there's still a feeling of, "Man, this is actually happening right now, and here I am playing it on my couch.
Participants consisted mainly of urban residents, wherein the issue of delayed childbearing is most acute; therefore, these results may not reflect the feelings of men residing in rural settings.
Of such contradictions are great figures made; just think of our own Thomas Jefferson — who, incidentally, ordered money and muskets sent to his fellow slave owners to suppress Toussaint's drive for freedom, saying of it, "Never was so deep a tragedy presented to the feelings of man".
Compiled from the composer's journals, interviews and testaments by friends and colleagues, with background and connectives by Mr Perlis, these books give not only a lively feeling of the man and his work but also of the whole bustling world of 20th-century arts in America.
One did not have the feeling of a man present in the room with all his weight and all his mind".
He spoke with the feeling of a man who indulged in a disastrous mini-experiment with the system as Sunderland battled relegation last season.
I remember the first show I did, in Philadelphia, I had this feeling of, 'Oh man, I don't have to prepare anything.
There actually were some interesting controversies between him and others around writing from the voice of working-class people versus the "talented tenth," but he's always expressed the feeling of the man on the street.
