Sentence examples for it feels hotter from inspiring English sources

For example, a piece of glass heated next to iron looks nearly colourless, but it feels hotter to the skin (it emits more infrared rays) than does the iron.

The most common way to check for a fever without a thermometer is to feel the person's forehead or neck to see if it feels hotter than usual.

"It feels hot," said one boy.

If it feels hot, the parcel is cooked through and may be fished out with a long spatula or stick.

Not unless you have a nice chilly cellar to put them in; this jasmine won't flower where it feels hot.

And it's got people complaining in support forums that it feels "hot" – which appears to be because when it starts running warm, it goes above normal skin temperature.

"Geez, it feels hot out there," she said.

A warm stimuli feels cold when our bodies are already heated, but it feels hot when our bodies are in a cold state.

It feels hot when you eat these foods because the receptors they trigger are usually switched on at temperatures higher than 42C or by acid, presumably to warn us that whatever we've put in our mouths is bad news.

A common reheating issue: when foods, like casseroles, warm unevenly, so it feels hot on the outside but is still cold on the inside explains Yeung.

It will only work if your laptop has a metal case, and it feels hot.