Sentence examples for feels standard from inspiring English sources

Other visitors only get a wolf near them when a volunteer waves a fistful of ground meat in the general direction a risky move, but one performed so casually it feels standard.

The audience understands at once that Beth feels standards have shifted in her absence, and she needs to reassert herself; that this sort of minor hostility is what has alienated J.P.; and that the mood of this temporary reunion will continue his shift of allegiance towards Vicki.

46% of respondents felt standards had fallen in recent years, but though 33% said they were concerned about strong language, 70% said it was right that creativity should be encouraged even if some people might be offended.

Its default chart types cover common visualisation tasks following the de facto 'look and feel' standards for spectra visualisation.

All this feels like standard territory.

Simultaneously, she is furious at him — she feels the standard humiliation and betrayal — and she also feels an unexpected sympathy, which she has been careful not to express to him or to her friends.

For the user, pre-roll ads will surely be annoying, but if someone purposefully goes to the Watch tab to view a specific video series, having to endure an ad feels pretty standard.

But everything in between — that is, roughly 85 minutes of the play's hour and a half — feels like standard-issue LaBute, recycled to the point of thread-bareness.

The Yomiuri Online news web site reported in Japanese this evening that Toshiso Kosako, a radiation safety expert at the University of Tokyo, feels the standards are too lenient and that his advice has been ignored.

"It's almost setting up a scenario where the kids don't seem to feel that standards are standards," said Michael Steger, a math teacher at Oceanside High School on Long Island.

If the parties felt that standard is not relevant, Judge Bumb said, they should tell her what standard should apply.