Sentence examples for feels related from inspiring English sources

Perhaps this is nothing new, but it feels related to social change.

The essential question to be answered by an elaborated identity theory is, in Feigl's view, the following: "[H]ow are the raw feels related to behavioral (or neurophysiological) states?" (1967, p. 5) By posing the question that way, Feigl excludes a reductive solution to the mind-body problem.

If anything, the cinematic "August" feels related to that branch of reality TV where dysfunctional characters, whether active or passive, make a public display of their wretched lives.

Self-determination theory posits that behaviour can become self-determined, or intrinsically motivated, if actions are modelled or valued by others to whom an individual feels related or attached.

"I feel related to him but I'm no longer completely him, thank god".

Even the recent revelations about the "boy-next-door" porn star James Deen feel related.

"It should feel related in a positive way, but it shouldn't feel of a piece," Mr. Williams said.

They did not feel related to outsider music at all, and wondered whether they were being made fun of.

I feel related to him a little bit, even though he's kind of a deranged character.

Others selected pieces from their archives that they knew he was particularly fond of or which they felt related to him somehow.

"He's got this rigor about his performance that felt related to the '60s and '70s performance-art milieu of putting someone in a box".