Sentence examples for felt next to from inspiring English sources

Cradled in a player's lap or strapped across the chest, as close as a loved one, it is caressed or abused with both hands, while its vibrations are felt next to the player's heart.

Sometimes I feel really scared by how big and absurd this all is, and how vulnerable and impotent I feel next to it all.

If there is a flaw in the book, it's that the becoming illustrations of Violet do not justify the shame she feels next to the classic princess aesthetic.

He captured seething middle-class envy in a story like "The Housebreaker of Shady Hill," where a man consumed by the inferiority he feels next to his ostentatious neighbors sneaks at night into the bedroom of a sleeping couple and steals cash from the husband's wallet.

With proper numbing, you should feel next to nothing.

It's hard enough to make healthy choices on a day-to-day basis, but when you travel, it can feel next to impossible.

I well up if I see a lizard get hit by a car, but I feel next to nothing when I see a truckload of sheep torturously forced onto a creaking death-ship to suffer in sweltering heat for weeks at sea until they're offloaded to understaffed slaughterhouses in foreign lands.

"I felt next year I wanted to be in an N.F.L. uniform.

It can therefore, be concluded that plated fabrics with combination of carded yarn in the outer layer and coarse polyester fibre in the inner layer may be suitable for cold and dry conditions owing to high thermal resistance, warm feel next to skin and high water absorbency.

"Last week of spring training is last time I could feel the pointer finger next to my thumb," Morneau said during a conference call Friday.

You can never tell what she is going to say next – or what you the reader are going to feel next – from line to line.