Sentence examples for feels with a from inspiring English sources

Its most intense forms tend to be associated with the early stages of a relationship, which then give way to a calmer attachment form of love one feels with a long-term partner.

We've been told that the school should actively promote Christianity not in the casual way we've always managed it, but more directly, overtly, and it feels with a hint of evangelism.

The underlying politics of gun control has always been the same: the majority of Americans agree that there should be limits and controls on the manufacture and sale and ownership of weapons intended only to kill en masse, while a small minority feels, with a fanatic passion, that there shouldn't.

That echoes the splendid line in the "Roman Elegies" where the "visible and graspable shapes" of classical statuary and loved flesh are joined in the poet's delight, so that he now "sees with an eye that can feel, feels with a hand that can see".

Where one would condemn a composer who had never got beyond the stage of rough writing, one feels with a composer such as Holst, whom one has admired and revered for the felicity and purity of his earlier style, that one cannot wholly condemn; one can merely question, and while admiring put in a plea for the unintellectual view.

Founded by the beauty mogul and Lauren Gores, Summer Fridays' Jet Lag Mask gives us all the vacation feels with a hydrating mask that will have you looking better off the plane than you did when you got on.

"It feels like New York used to feel with a little more nicety".

"There's a Wild West feel, with a lot of companies jumping in.

And I recall the certainty of satisfaction I felt with a job well done.

No one can interrupt my bad singing of Hooked on a Feeling with a text message.

It's the best I felt with a putter for a long, long time.