Sentence examples for felt in touch from inspiring English sources

At last, I felt in touch with my rage that race, even at my "progressive" college, mattered so much; that I could not completely be who I was, Don Terry, an integrated man, with a white mother and a black father; that I would repeatedly be lumped in a broad racial category -- black -- and treated like a caricature instead of the complicated individual I knew myself to be.

By tailoring content to each platform/social media audience, Obama's content felt in touch, genuine, and engaging.

I feel in touch with the modern world.

Letters made Beckett feel in touch with the larger world.

It feels in touch, it's a confident programme.

There, he said, he could feel in touch with his country's past.

And perhaps most important, she continued, they feel in touch with the world.

The steering is light and feels in touch with the road, but high-speed cornering is obviously not the point.

That made me feel in touch with my human side, which I had lost when I came to M.I.T.

The tech community here is very tightly knit but I also feel in touch with the world.

I always felt that the firm should have 20 to 25 people; I find that number is what makes me feel in touch with everything.