Sentence examples for information felt from inspiring English sources

Although the two weren't dating, Ms. Pantera said the information felt like a betrayal.

Scanning through the information felt inconsequential and sterile, a bit like weighing your life in coffee spoons.

Lastly, I want to close by stating our profound disappointment in the way individuals granted access to private and privileged information felt compelled to share that information publicly.

Michael Weiner, the head of the Major League Baseball Players Associationn, did not mince words in expressing his "profound disappointment in the way individuals granted access to private and privileged information felt compelled to share that information publicly.

I won't share the details of the email exchange, but his response to my request for more information felt dismissive and condescending.

Any time that was not spent on listening to something or absorbing new information felt like a waste to me, but I had not realize how much overstimulation my brain must've been under.

The identity-theft subplot about two characters' stolen credit card information feels completely out of place.

If many of the shows are historical, much of the information feels fresh.

Another common misconception about how we learn holds that if information feels easy to absorb, we've learned it well.

"The information feels like it is out of the control of the person it is about," Mr. Fowler, of Zero-Knowledge Systems, said.

Just as unsurprising is that the vast majority of women who haven't had this support and information feel the same course of action would be putting themselves at risk.