Sentence examples for hands feeling from inspiring English sources

She lowered her hands, feeling ridiculous.

It uses air to scrape water away from your hands, rather than heat to dry them; it works much faster, leaves your hands feeling cleaner than hot-air hand dryers, and is said to use less energy.

The risks were substantial: hair loss, diarrhea, infections, a small possibility of permanent numbness that would leave her hands feeling as if she were wearing leather gloves, yet exquisitely sensitive to cold.

Lantz starts his day early, plunging into a dozen ponds or channels on an average Florida golf course, pawing the silt-covered bottoms and the rocky ledges with bare hands, feeling his way through water so black he can see only a few feet beyond his nose.

As deep as an ocean I think with eyes still shut, my hands feeling their way across the faux bamboo back of a 19th Century chair.

Though similar to the practice of Byosen-hō, Reiji-hō relies specifically on intuition of where to heal, whereas Byosen-hō scans for areas with the hands, feeling for subtle changes in the aura of the practitioner's hands and the aura of the recipient.

A good exercise is to imagine your hand feeling the object, along with its texture, and draw what you feel.

Before the game, he walked up to every player and extended a hand, feeling like a hundred bucks himself.

I was the one who stuck out my hand, feeling the weight of the ring suspended at the base of my finger.

I sped down St. Charles Avenue on my Vespa, my wife's iPhone in hand, feeling elated at the prospect of getting my phone back.

"Think huge hand feeling its way, by remote pins and needles; think lightning flash and thunder rumbling, through the watery mud of Australia".