Sentence examples for gives no feeling from inspiring English sources

"[FACES] Gives no feeling of where I stand as far as my risk".

These products give no feeling of satiation, and their high salt content makes children thirsty and resulting in the children consuming more sweetened soft drinks.

The Scripture gives no hint of her feelings.

But she gives no such space to the feelings of the others caught up in this difficult situation.

If, for example, one puts everything down to Chávez's "bad" behaviour without worrying about what leads intelligent voters to back him, one gives no importance to those voters' feelings and ideas.

As Fitzgerald wrote to his editor, Max Perkins: The worst fault in it is a big fault; I gave no account (and had no feeling or knowledge of) the emotional relations between Daisy and Gatsby from the time of their reunion to the catastrophe.

But red state Democrats gave no indication they were feeling that pressure.

"Father gives me the no feeling when he touches me," said one of the children.

As "The Devil in the Kitchen" gets into White's big-time years, we find that he also gave no thought to the feelings or well-being of anyone who stood in the way of his vision — we get the Mad Marco of British media repute.

That gives the feeling of swift progress.

Then he gives up, feeling "unwell".