Sentence examples for hardly ever feel from inspiring English sources
Maybe it's just me, but I hardly ever feel the compulsion to socially share my media consumption habits — well, beyond dropping the occasional Doctor Who reference in the TechCrunch backchannel that is.
All items for amotivation were formulated starting "I teach although…" (e.g. "I teach although I hardly ever feel like doing it").
In the latest effort to understand "the chills", researchers in the US put out a call for music fans who either consistently experienced euphoric sensations on hearing certain tracks, or who hardly ever felt them at all.
The classical saxophonist John Harle, who once conducted Hancock with the London Philharmonic Orchestra, said: "He was frightening... I've hardly ever felt so much adrenalin at a performance in my life".
Understanding that has helped doctors treat father of 4, Bob Lakhanpal, who had hardly ever felt full, no matter how much he ate.
Chris Noth takes on the title role in Christopher Marlowe's "Doctor Faustus" but his presence is hardly ever felt.
The sense of being satisfied with what any given moment has to offer, or being grateful for the small gift of being alive is hardly ever felt.
Why did that relaxed, easy feeling of well-being seem like nothing special if I hardly ever got to feel it?
48% of physicians felt they often spent enough time with patients, 40% stated they sometimes did, 10% of physicians felt they hardly ever and 1% stated they never spent enough time with patients (Table 8).
A number noted that they were working more weekends and those with school age children felt they hardly ever saw them as when they were not working during the week, their children were at school.
