Sentence examples for feels one from inspiring English sources

It is very rare in a Clarke story to find an "alien" — i.e., an extraterrestrial being — or an animal, or even a plant, that one feels one could not get on with, given a little practice.

Although students had knowledge of their academic performance from Semester 1 this knowledge did not seem to affect their academic self-concepts and self-evaluations at Time 2. Academic self-concept is based, in part, on how one feels one has performed compared with others.

Wales face Japan in Cardiff on Saturday and Charteris feels one gap that is closing is between the tier-one nations and tier two.

LaBeouf's id guides his performances, and when the camera lingers on his face, he feels one step away from exploding or melting down or maybe both.

And that is, it just feels one step too far.

Lori Brogan knows an earthquake when she feels one.

I would rather have a five-some or a six-some because I feel like group play is less emotional than one-on-one; she feels one-on-one is not as much, so that's where we differ.

It feels one-sided and propagandistic, a shaky framing device for a complex conflict.

Sadly, the one thing that isn't is a sense of identity: the Glaswegian trio's sound feels one-trick and focus-grouped; they could be any of a number of new bands doing the rounds at the moment.

Which is not to say his oeuvre feels one-dimensional — his contribution to the theme from the 1959 film "Le Vache et le Prisonnier," written by Paul Durand, is haunting, and his various partnerships with Angelo Badalamenti ("Danielle of Amsterdam," especially) yielded many unshakable melodies.

Actually, I can feel one coming on now".