But Nix, like Nelson, has also experienced the indescribably agonizing feeling of tasting the good life in the big leagues and then being asked to go back to the minors.
Splash some water into your face, feel the coolness, the feeling of being cleansed, taste the salt, smell the tang of the salt.
In yoga postures, we enter into the field of bare sensation -- of feelings, taste, touch, sight, smell, sounds, and even the stream of thoughts, memories, internal images.
"I love the feeling of an integral taste.
dDoes the patient have any uncomfortable feeling about taste?
That's all one has really isn't it?" His reticence, he agrees, is in part a generational predisposition, "a matter of taste and feeling", but it may be more than that.
Sir Walter Scott captured contemporary views when he noted that the work showed "a great deal of taste and feeling for the Gothic architecture"; many modern commentators, including Prince Charles, have criticised Wyatville's work as representing an act of vandalism of May's earlier designs.
It can experience the colour red and the feeling of pain or the taste of feta cheese.
Finish – this describes the residual feeling of the coffee's taste on your tongue.
Does the feeling of pleasure in a judgment of taste have intentional content?
To answer this question, we need to ask: how far does the normativity of judgments of taste inhere in the feeling itself?
