Sentence examples for feels hotter from inspiring English sources
The medium, so often described as "cool," feels hotter here, more important, closer to real life.
For example, a piece of glass heated next to iron looks nearly colourless, but it feels hotter to the skin (it emits more infrared rays) than does the iron.
Whatever the reasons, at Flatbush and Church Avenues in Brooklyn, a crossroads of humanity being worked by no fewer than five ice vendors and a Mister Softee truck, the consensus yesterday was that a hot summer day in New York feels hotter than a hot summer day just about anywhere else on the planet.
That crisis has been going on for longer than I have been alive, it just feels hotter now because of the ubiquity of video cameras.
If the skin around the ear feels hotter, this can be a sign of inflammation and infection.
The most common way to check for a fever without a thermometer is to feel the person's forehead or neck to see if it feels hotter than usual.
"It feels hot," said one boy.
Instead, the series feels hot-wired with modern parallels, which extend far beyond those baby Kardashians.
"You need to say that it also feels hot," she instructs.
