Sentence examples for missing feeling from inspiring English sources

Harnad 2012 (Other Internet Resources) argues that the CRA shows that even with a robot with symbols grounded in the external world, there is still something missing: feeling, such as the feeling of understanding.

It catches a missing feeling of our age: the belief that alternative worlds are possible, that they are within reach if we're courageous enough, and smart enough, and daring enough to take control of our own lives.

Like I said before, I was never a "remote control guy"—turn TV on, change channel, move on and I don't know that this remote has caused me any sort of "OH MY GOD THIS IS WHAT I HAVE BEEN MISSING" feeling; I'm a simple man of simple means with even simpler pleasures.

SR: "I'm going to miss feeling like I'm making a difference.

She began working at the clinic because she missed feeling useful.

I miss feeling useful and making a contribution at work and, above all, I miss the interaction with other people.

"You miss feeling the actors breathe a few feet away from you, to sense where they will start and end each song.

Leach is a crazy quilt of conflicting motivations, and Ms. Watson delineates them all so well that when the script has her say, at the two-hour mark, "I miss feeling that I mattered; I miss feeling that I'm needed," it's deflating.

We play with in-ear monitors, which are much more efficient than wedge monitors, but it can be acoustically isolating, and I miss feeling the snare drum rattling off the venue wall.

"Hillary, can you excite us?" asks Osaremen Okolo, a 21-year-old African-American who supports Clinton but "misses feeling fired up" as she was for Barack Obama and as some of her friends feel about Sanders.

However, during this time I missed feeling close to science and innovation.