Sentence examples for is feel from inspiring English sources
noun
A quality of an object experienced by touch.
It's not easy, but what I don't do is feel guilty.
But the limbic brain does not diagnose, or self-correct; all it does is feel.
"Instead, what you're trying to do is feel your lungs expanding into your body.
"What you don't want to do is feel like you have to do something".
All you have to do, as I realized on that autumn morning in 1995, is feel completely disconnected from them.
At our Night Shift concerts the rule is: feel free to express emotion but don't disturb others.
"This is feel-good legislation," Mr. Arkow said.
"Rise" is feel-good, with disco-type handclaps and both sexes in soft shoes.
This is feel-good rock'n'roll theatre, so strap up for the ride.
"As Natural" is feel-good entertainment with humor in the dancers' sinews.
Whilst born of frustration – one detects a sense of panic even in Rusbridger's language – targeting high profile investors for divestment from fossil fuel companies is "feel-good" campaigning.
