Sentence examples for feels harmless from inspiring English sources

Some of this feels harmless, or even useful — why shouldn't my mobile device serve me ads tailored to my interests?

To say it out loud, or to signal it by, say, checking your phone or laptop in meetings or multitasking without paying full attention to anything, is so commonplace that it feels harmless.

A little waste here and there feels harmless, but I certainly wouldn't ever throw dollar bills in the trash can and, in a roundabout way, that's what I'm doing when I throw out rotten food.

For the "Pod Save America" hosts and for most of the other liberals eagerly embracing Never Trumpers, showing off your Republican pal — the good, polite kind of Republican! — feels harmless because most of them will never actually have to deal with the consequences of actual Republican policies. .

Since their brains are structured differently, a situation that feels harmless to you could be very upsetting or threatening to them.

Playing hooky to play golf may feel harmless, but the accumulated effect of absenteeism hurts businesses' bottom line.

If you feel harmless levels of cold and warm all at once and in a grill-like pattern, it can hurt.

Chairman Powell understands the move higher must sound, look and feel harmless to the public as if swiping the table cloth out from under the china plates and crystal stemware.

While in the midst of the exchange, it may feel harmless, gossip and backbiting have the potential to cause untold damage and injury not only to the victims whose stories are on our tongues, but also to our own selves: "The words of a gossip are like choice morsels: they go down to a man's innermost parts" (Proverbs 18 8).

It all feels like harmless fun, but our online lifestyles have begun to make a real impact in our offline worlds, a trend that doesn't seem to be reversing.

This is one of those "easier said than done" life circumstances that often feels relatively harmless and snowballs into a painfully evident energy-suck.