Sentence examples for feels against from inspiring English sources

And yet Audley, the civil servant, feels "against all sense or reason, exhilarated, released".

He does nothing to conceal the rage he feels against his parents and refuses to sentimentalize, or justify, his own unsavory actions.

I thought about one person wearing gloves and the other one not, about how flesh feels against wool, wool against flesh.

Instead, it may be caused by a bizarre kind of friction that the black hole, thought to be spinning at nearly the speed of light, feels against surrounding gases, heating them to tremendous temperatures.

c) I take time to truly concentrate on every aspect of the shirt – the texture of the fabric, the buttons, how it feels against my skin – in the knowledge that this will ultimately provide me with a more authentic life experience.

You'll also notice when there's a hair askew, or the way the not-so-sexy scruff feels against your face.

Feeling against them increased.

The world felt against me and I gave over-the-top reactions to small things".

Pointer's absence was hardly felt against the injury-depleted Orangewomen, who suited only nine players.

And most of my peers felt against the war as I did.

He has felt, against painted cheeks, the heat of power perturbed.