Turning onto the dark main road, he sped up, outrunning the weak headlight, obstacles appearing faster than he could react, feeling as if he were racing forward in the flame of a moving lantern.
When news about a possible deal between one Baloch leader and the government appears in the news, the other leaders immediately react, feeling insecure and wonder what if he is being left out in an upcoming grand reconciliation.
When children saw her being taken out of the school on a stretcher, somebody reacted by feeling sick.
"We reacted by feeling a little bit sorry for ourselves and conceded another goal.
Despite the time needed for interviews, patients and their families usually reacted positively, feeling satisfied that they were evaluated thouroughly, which was in line with other studies [ 27].
One 12-year-old boy (age 10 at the time of disclosure) reacted by feeling upset that his father was sick and suggested the whole family go on a vacation to distract them from thinking about the sad news.
Some building occupants react by feeling unwell (suffering seasickness-like symptoms), some may react with fear (leaving them with a disconcerting feeling about the structural integrity of the building), while the equanimity of others may be adversely affected.
It is always reacting, always feeling and seeing; but it never signifies because it never believes".
It's about trying to draw in all these disparate experiences: so what is being said, and also how a person is reacting and feeling, what they're feeling about the feeling, what they're thinking.
Zhu said he feared that the Chinese government would react to feeling isolated — particularly if the United States pursues the TPP free-trade agreement with Australia, Brunei, Chile, New Zealand, Peru, Malaysia, Singapore, Vietnam and, perhaps, Japan, without China being invited to join.
