Sentence examples for models to feel from inspiring English sources

On fashion shoots, it is normal for models to feel cold in what they are wearing.

I want the models to feel as beautiful and empowered as the female vocalists I've chosen.

But you don't have to look like a pregnant model to feel good about yourself.

To become a model was to feel physically accepted for the first time in my life.

Wireless telephones are getting so petite that even last year's models are starting to feel as heavy as Soviet Army field phones.

Most decision-makers take comfort in the fact that the use of such a model allows them to feel like they've done their due diligence before making a purchase or investment decision.

She arranges her models, using her hands to feel every aspect of the image, instructing her assistant where to place the edges of the frame.

If you're comparing yourself to bikini models, you're bound to feel inadequate (those pictures are often made by Photoshop, airbrushed, and otherwise manipulated).

The sailing model is accurate enough to feel right without being realistically punishing.

But the line, last redesigned for the 1997 model year, had started to feel dated as new full-size trucks arrived in recent years from Toyota, General Motors and Dodge.

Such lofty talk may help sell memberships, but even such new-model offices eventually start to feel a bit like regular offices, said Po Bronson, the writer who co-founded the San Francisco Writers' Grotto 19 years ago.