Sentence examples for feels abstract from inspiring English sources

His decay — or awakening — feels abstract to me.

It's not just that people tend to spend more freely when the money feels abstract, just numbers on a screen.

But he feels abstract works, freed of story and characters, are the best way to give the 17 classically trained dancers in his troupe, as he put it, "their moment in the sun".

The scene, like many others in "Frontier," unfolds in a strange and intimate way: Ying's voice is "as soft and pleasant as before," but his conversation feels abstracted.

Although often as non-figurative as a Mondrian or a Malevitoh, they don't feel abstract, for their abstractness is the cold, dehumanized reality of technology.

Large numbers already feel abstract.

But this fear could feel abstract in comparison with other terrors.

But Mr. Eighner was such an agreeably yackety companion that his plight sometimes felt abstract.

But on the whole, the effects of compromise often feel abstract.

Battles over federalism feel abstract, but yesterday's decision could have a very real impact on ordinary Americans.

Few seemed to bristle at Edward Snowden's leaks in 2013: the collection of metadata by intelligence services can feel abstract, unthreatening.