Sentence examples for feels which from inspiring English sources

"The issue is the disconnect between what your eyes see and your body feels, which can give you vertigo".

Vertical average loading rate, however, doesn't measure the absolute peak force the body feels, which did not seem to make a difference.

Franz Wright, who is a friend and mentor of Michael's, says, "What Michael is tapping into is what everyone secretly feels, which is that they are alien and apart, and have been since childhood.

If he sits down in a restaurant, he is factoring in the room temperature of the place, how his body feels, which vegetables (he is a vegetarian) are local and in season.

But whether you upgrade with new blinds, shades or curtains, she said, replacing window coverings can go "a long way to changing how a space feels, which might move a prospective buyer emotionally into thinking something just feels better".

The novel forces the reader to experience only what Peter Faber feels, which is irritation at not being in his honeymoon bed while he screams at Jewish children and strikes them with the butt of his gun.

"You can feel which way they are leading you".

"I think that is his talent, to feel which way the wind is blowing," he said.

First I had to sort through how I felt, which was confusing enough.

In later epochs a diffusion type made itself felt, which contributed to a relatively fast penetration of productive economy into various landscape systems.

This is a place, you feel, which will never fall down.