Sentence examples for instance you feel from inspiring English sources

If, for instance, you feel defamed by Eminem's audio terrorism -- if you are, for instance, a gay man -- revenge is at hand.

It's hard to sit still as Mertis talks about birds, for instance; you feel airborne with the sheer effervescence of the sound she makes, building a world out of words and love.

If, for instance, you feel like taking a trip on the Darjeeling Himalayan Railway, consider a detour to the Indian destinations recommended by the atlas: Nek Chand Sani, a sculpture park built "illegally and in secret by one man over a period of 18 years," in Chandigargh; or, in Jaipur, Jantar Mantar, the world's largest sundial.

Imagine, for instance, you feel the desire to help a person in distress.

For instance, you feel guilty about not making dinner for your family so you skip much-needed exercise.

So, if for instance you feel like slipping in a skirt suit, no need to go for the white-shirt-black-heels total look.

After reciting a compassionate character's speech, for instance, you felt wiser and more loving.

It can be really hard to explain in a formal meeting or discussion why something that occurred impacted you or who said what, so try and take notes of any instances you felt might have been discriminatory so you have a clear account of what you may want to raise with an employer.

One was: "Please share an example of an instance when you feel creative thought really did matter".

For instance, when you feel your legs crossed, you are aware of (i) a specific bodily property (e.g., posture) and (ii) the part of the body where the property is instantiated (e.g., legs).

For instance, if you feel bloated after eating dairy products, take lactose digestion aids along with them.