Sentence examples for our feel from inspiring English sources

So we are all still getting our feel for the political process.

Walking through this gallery, you realize for an instant just how much photography has radicalized our sense of time and movement, our feel for how we look and act.

We can proudly display our "Feel the Kanye Bern" pins and wear "Kanye Will Make America Great Again" hats and cheer wildly for his childlike ideas.

It was only until last year that Komen actually featured a Stage 4 patient in its awareness ads, according to Peggy Orenstein's article entitled "Our Feel Good War on Breast Cancer".

Magazine: Our Feel-Good War on Breast Cancer Tamoxifen, for instance, carries small risks of stroke, blood clots and uterine cancer; radiation and chemotherapy weaken the heart; surgery, of course, has its hazards.

Our feel-good movie of the year is "Slumdog Millionaire," a Dickensian tale in which we root for an impoverished orphan from Mumbai's slums to hit the jackpot on the Indian edition of "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire".

Her women get appallingly drunk, fake orgasms, throw themselves at men they despise and are repulsed by, sleep with each other's friends, hit their children, act in ways that unsettle our feel-good expectations.

But because of a recent cover article I wrote for the magazine, "Our Feel-Good War Against Breast Cancer," I've been deluged by questions about her decision, which she revealed in an op-ed yesterday, to have a preventive double mastectomy.

This is not our feel-good moment.

Spinach and lentils, omega-3-rich foods, whole grains, lean protein including whey protein, and black tea consumption have all been associated with increasing our "feel-good" neurotransmitters.

And pulp fiction like Larry Niven's Known Space stories where addicts known as "wireheads" starve to death when they're able to control their own neural pleasure centers illustrate the danger of having too much access to our feel-good chemistry.