The video for Voodoo's Untitled (How Does It Feel), in which D'Angelo appeared naked from the waist up, his rippled torso in stunning contrast to the delicacy of the track, turned him into a heart-throb.
There's an air of valedictory sadness about Hughes's successful 1947 appearance before Brewster's committee — it's the last moment, we're meant to feel, in which he is completely on top of his game.
Like System Shock 2, its world felt lived-in, which made the emptiness feel all the more disconcerting.
Some verbs, like feel, are both transitive ("Feel the fabric") and intransitive ("I feel cold", in which cold is an adjective and not an object).
The new chill can already be felt in Japan, which last year recorded 1,344 port calls by North Korean boats.
The befuddlement/anger was also felt in Australia, which was obliterated in the 2022 voting, writes The Sydney Morning Herald's Dan Silkstone.
Some of the strain of this period can be felt in "Offshore," which centers on a rift between Nenna James and her useless husband, Eddie.
Scandals erupted in each country, but the biggest aftershock was felt in Greece, which was already suffering from the global economic crisis.
The brunt of these effects would be felt in Los Angeles, which would experience 120 more ozone-related deaths--a rise of 9%.
Chekhov, no matter how adept the translation, needs to exist in a specifically felt present in which all the performers share.
