Sentence examples for feels unpleasant from inspiring English sources

In this modified version, you sprint for 60 seconds at a pace that feels unpleasant but sustainable, followed by 60 seconds of pedaling easily, then another 60-second sprint and recovery, 10 times in all.

So, for example, if something hurts or feels unpleasant, the robot can react.

We value what we love and it feels unpleasant when others appropriate that value and attach it to products, or ways of thinking.

Lying activates an emotional part of our brain known as the amygdala (along with other brain structures) and, as a result, the dishonesty feels unpleasant to us as emoting human beings.

In a 2012 post on Language Log, linguist Mark Liberman explained the concept of "word aversion," nailing the feeling so many people get when moist comes up: an "intense, irrational distaste for the sound or sight of a particular word or phrase... simply because the word itself somehow feels unpleasant or even disgusting".

Take a break and try again later if it feels unpleasant.

Of course, these interpersonal collisions — the human friction of a crowded space — can also feel unpleasant.

More important, even a gradual reduction in the current-account deficit, which the sanguine governors all expect, could feel unpleasant.

The manner in which the victim's own testimony that the incident felt unpleasant and wrong was apparently considered insignificant.

The presence of his mother, of her clothes, her breath, her smell — it all still felt unpleasant to him, and at the same time it hurt him that he found it unpleasant.

The standard Jolla handset (i.e. with a not-too-fancy Other Half) is a nice size and weight in the hand — neither too big to be overbearing, nor too hefty or lightweight to feel unpleasant to hold.