Sentence examples for test feel from inspiring English sources

Players who participate in the test feel a part of the end result, and players in general come to trust the product because they know (the quality of) people who have tested it.

The study design did not allow for detailed subgroup analyses, but one explanation might be that the GPs who do not use the CRP rapid test feel safer when diagnosing acute rhinosinusitis and prescribing antibiotics than the GPs who do use the CRP rapid test and because of that they find the CRP rapid test to be of little or no help.

What makes a test feel like an interesting challenge rather than an anxiety-provoking assault?

The test feels a tad lengthy, but that enhanced my feeling that this was a medical-grade exam.

Metcalfe's Law of the telecosm makes sense, is simple, and, in the final test, feels true.

Nearly every car we test feels hard, as it clunks through nasty potholes and spreading fissures created by constant freezing and thawing.

He said the new tests felt like someone "changing the rules of the road overnight".

The L. L. Bean Edition that I tested felt familiar, since last year I drove a 2000 Outback Limited with the four-cylinder engine.

I am wondering whether he felt uncomfortable after eating that meat, and whether teammates, who were not tested, felt palpitations or shortness of breath.

The Vomero 9s we tested felt really responsive and this latest update features the brand's soft "Lunarlon" foam for ultra-light cushioning.

The version with 16GB of storage and 2GB of RAM, as tested, feels slightly snappier than the previous generation Moto G, and is easily on par with all but the very fastest of smartphones.