Sentence examples for objective feel from inspiring English sources

"We get a much better objective feel for the level of activity, its intensity, and how well they sleep," she says.

Whenever you don't think your question is correct or you don't get the objective feel free to ask your teacher.

"They take the position that if an objective feels good, we should impose a regulation without regard to costs.

I am quite stubborn and, when I don't meet an objective, I feel I have to keep on with it," Zidane said.

In foreign policy, we might consider a version of the Hippocratic Oath: first, do no harm that is, don't act unless you have a clear, obtainable objective and feel that you have a better than even chance at achieving it.

In foreign policy, we might consider a version of the Hippocratic Oath: first, do no harm — that is, don't act unless you have a clear, obtainable objective and feel that you have a better than even chance at achieving it.

"I think the students I'm in contact with at Purchase are impressed and excited about having someone there who has played with a lot of their heroes," Mr. Faddis said, "and beyond what I can do for them academically or in terms of helping them develop their musical styles, my main objective, I feel, is to inspire them and prepare them for the real world.

Everyone needs to work toward the same objective and feel like they have an equal say in the trajectory, no matter what job they have on the team.

Nevertheless for our primary objective, we feel that the selected sample was sufficiently diverse to adequately assess the applicability and consistency of the QUADOMICS tool.

Her canvases are Impressionism in conversation with modernism — objective but felt.

Our occupation is completely peaceful and we maintain consistency in our objectives and feel this is imperative until our demands are met".