Sentence examples for means feel from inspiring English sources

(By all means, feel free to take out a pencil and jot down your own responses): Just what is art?

By all means, feel free to pull out that camera and flick through photos taken just hours ago.

Score: 4/5 This week also sees releases from One Direction and Ariel Pink (the lead review in both the Guardian and Observer), so by all means feel free to weigh in on those in the comments section.

By all means feel bitter, and miserable, and worried about what is going to happen next, but after that, please take heart: you are the 75%, and what you voted for was noble, and one day will be again.

So by all means feel free to question the origins of whatever it is you are spending your hard-earnt cash on; but perhaps we could all do with focusing a little more on the first five letters of that much-bandied word.

While I may have registered the effect of digital media on my sense perception, I by no means feel immune from them; on the contrary, I've come to realise that the kind of psyche implicit in the production and consumption of serious novels (which are what, after all, serious artists produce), depends on a medium that has inbuilt privacy: we must all be Ambroses.

The song's title means "Feeling of Love".

But beware: by "exaggerate" I mean "feel it more".

A shout out too for Bloomsbury for the feel of the book itself, and I do mean feel.

For ABC, he said, that means "feel-good shows" like "Extreme Makeover," which gives people upset with their looks a total physical change including plastic surgery, and "The Bachelor," the first of the find-a-mate-among-a-batch-of-beautiful-contenders shows.

This gives you a good feeling inside which means you feel better about yourself.