Sentence examples for those felt from inspiring English sources
Ship motions also induce inertia forces similar to those felt in elevators when starting or stopping.
But where those felt like clever juggling acts, "Birdman" feels more like an exhilarating high-wire stunt.
That sensitivity is also conveyed in the materials that Mr. Jones used, like suit wools that subtly mimic Bhutanese patterns and colors, and those felt jackets.
Aristocracy, government by a relatively small privileged class or by a minority consisting of those felt to be best qualified to rule.
Moral goodness is not primarily an object to be pursued but a by-product of inclinations, or leanings, toward values higher than those felt in the present moment.
While sensors constantly measure the impact of the metro trains below the amphitheatre, such minor vibrations cannot compete with those felt at another fragile site.
Those feel like ancient days.
Those feel truer to his temperament.
But those feel like winks as much as anything.
The latest category: "For Those Feeling the Credit Crunch".
