Sentence examples for shared feel from inspiring English sources

In an oft-quoted passage, he wrote his own passionate definition of this consciousness, urging his belief that "class happens when some men, as a result of common experiences (inherited or shared), feel and articulate the identity of their interests as between themselves, and as against other men whose interests are different from (and usually opposed to) theirs.

It feels like a grim comparison, but that the grief on display in Manchester this evening was shared – really, viscerally shared – felt very important.

If you have other America-based nature-loving destinations you'd like to share, feel free to mention them in the comments section underneath.

All this info sharing felt exhaustive, and exhausting, but there was something sweet about experiencing it with my wife.

Even the way the server supplies several little forks when he brings the mussels, assuming ahead of time that everyone might want to share, feels old fashioned.

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When a lot of history has been shared, it feels abnormal to institute the proverbial clean break.

When victory is shared it feels even better than celebrating alone.

Unlike a neighbourhood power outage that feels like a shared experience, you feel alone in this.

His tone was instructive on how many people involved with the sharing economy feel about regulatory obstacles to their businesses.

Unless there's some golden nugget of information that they're not sharing, we feel they're overreacting now".