Sentence examples for feeling of shifting from inspiring English sources

Remember that terrible driver's ed feeling of shifting into second when you meant to shift to fourth?

There is also sportier suspension tuning, 20-inch wheels and steering-wheel shift paddles to activate regenerative braking; that boosts the battery and mimics the feeling of shifting into a lower gear.

Intuitively, sensations of knee joint instability (i.e. feelings of shifting, buckling or giving way of the knee) in patients with knee OA may be partly related to the mechanical stability of the joint.

The only thing determining whether to stay or leave is how we feel – which can be a hard matter indeed to work out for ourselves, our feelings having a dispiriting habit of shifting and evading any efforts at rational clarification.

Dan DiDio, the co-publisher of DC Comics, said there was "some truth" to these feelings of a shifting landscape, which he said were industrywide.

The last movement begins as a quicksilver Scherzo, but it gradually, almost imperceptibly, evolves into a marchlike Finale: the listener may have the feeling of the ground shifting underfoot.

Kiyofuku Chuma, a retired military affairs reporter for the daily Asahi Shimbun, expressed a similar view: "For Japanese today the feeling of threat is shifting from Russia in the north to China in the south".

The seasoned player, on the other hand, will have subconsciously abandoned focus on the feeling of his equipment, shifting his mental faculties to analyze defensive positionings and potential receiver routes instead.

If you dislike the feeling of pajama legs shifting up your leg, try wearing thick socks to bed.

There has also been a general feeling of a shift in the creative attribution of Peking-opera works.

Although little actually happens in "Come Back, Little Sheba," the sound of the seismic plates of feeling and manipulation shifting beneath the drama's flat surface is shattering — if you listen.