Sentence examples for point that feels from inspiring English sources

Then he adds a point that feels rather telling.

Writing from a vantage point that feels like the very cliff edge from which Nietzsche soared and fell, Freud faced the future and warned that our civilization, however imperfect, represented nothing less than "the struggle for life of the human species," and that this struggle might soon be lost.

I said [in a piece for the Guardian] that transitioning was about "relaunching the symbiotic relationship between my body and mind from a starting point that felt right".

"Yoni massage was spot on, there were lots of point that felt good," one customer wrote.

The allegorical narrative produces some plot points that feel too convenient.

The performance abounded in many clear points of Balanchine style: points that feel not academic — even though they are — but simply and infectiously dancey.

That, I think, is the point of a coda that feels a little superfluous.

To be able to take points that feel like they're yours, stay in the match, and turn them around — that would just drive me loco".

But Henríquez spends too much time on the periphery of her story, making points that feel at once too vague and too obvious.

Los Angeles was at that point a city that felt justified and even destined to spread and grow in any and all directions.

Figure 6 shows the average number of points for operators that felt assistance.