Sentence examples for second feel from inspiring English sources

Second, feel anger if you need to without over-analysing.

The musketeers' famous battle cry, "All for one and one for all," may be heard more than once in the film, but you never for a second feel its stir.

In the first instance, a player may also feel more warmth toward the older brother, and in the second feel guilt that they allowed the young whippersnapper to trick an old man.

As for Ms. Peck, surely no other dancer today knows so many fine gradations of how to play with the music's beat, how to make a little step that lasts no more than a second feel as if she is stretching it out at leisure, where to anticipate and where to procrastinate.

If we listen carefully, we may even, for half a second, feel as they feel.

I never for a second feel like you don't have the right to be frustrated or disheartened just because I happen to be facing bigger problems right now.

Every second feels like an age.

"A second feels like a month.

Each second felt like a punishment.

In novels like "The Player" (the basis for Robert Altman's film) and "Among the Dead," and in two movies he has directed -- "The Rapture," a serious depiction of the Day of Judgment, and "The New Age," a savage comedy about Los Angeles -- Tolkin applies an Old Testament vision with an up-to-the-second feel for the details of contemporary affluence.

Four-fifths feel more Scottish than British.