Sentence examples for feels introduced from inspiring English sources

He merely writes his characters and settings so well, with such precise attention to physical and psychological detail, that the reader feels introduced to a small world of people and places.

In his company, I felt introduced to the East Village, which has been my neighborhood since 1973.

All his life, he remained suspicious of cricketing innovation – often, he felt, introduced for the wrong reason – and the surfeit of fixtures and competitions.

Therapists also reported that at times they felt introducing the concept of CCBT to patients was more difficult because patients knew they had been referred to physiotherapy, and therefore believed they required physiotherapy.

This documentary series with a strong reality-show feel introduces viewers to five California women in a wealthy gated community -- from left, Vicki Gunvalson, Jeana Keough, Johanna De La Rosa (front), Lauri Waring and Kim Bryant.

We gave these an updated look and feel, introducing a new restrained design, so the stories can speak for themselves.

Otherwise, introducing the 4 models right away feels like introducing solutions in search of a problem.

She, too, feels that introducing Indian languages will help to foster a far deeper penetration of information technology.