Sentence examples for sense feel from inspiring English sources

Theater asks an audience to identify with characters who in some sense feel as if their lives are at stake.

"One can extrapolate the rate of appreciation into the future, and therefore, in a sense, feel you aren't taking a lot of risk," he said.

"If anyone doubted the science, all they have to do is watch, sense, feel what is happening in the world today.

Some outside powers will, in a sense, feel that they partially "own" Somalia's new president.

Compassion is being able to sense, feel, and act to alleviate another's suffering.

It is a future that we can sense, feel, and actualize by shifting the inner place from which we operate.

World music in the more traditional sense feels as hip as anything else – in fact, hipper.

So Packer's Silicon Valley story, in this sense, feels unintentionally telling.

So his signature ballad — "Anything Goes," though not in the Cole Porter sense — felt conspicuously mannered.

"We are more politically mature than our leaders," says a Tunisian exile, expressing a sense felt across the region.

The Internet in a sense feels more lonely.