Sentence examples for to feel in terms of from inspiring English sources

"He forced the rest of us to reckon with how people are going to feel in terms of the drama of our atmosphere.

"You're going to save money, they feel, in terms of labor because you are not paying meatcutters," he said.

You know -- and the reason that, you know, in many cases, Congress votes the way they do, or talks the way they talk, or takes positions and negotiations that they take -- it doesn't have to do with me, it has to do with the imperatives that they feel in terms of their own politics, right?

I think and feel in terms of traveling to peoples' places, their homepages, when I am online.

"He [Abrams] feels the way you feel in terms of wanting practical effects.

She is still only 26, so how old does she feel in terms of lived experience?

I just wish it didn't feel, in terms of the broadcast media's relationship with theatre, quite such a special event.

But the broad effects, both positive and negative, of economic globalisation and liberalisation, will continue to be felt in terms of both who gets infected and how those infected and affected by HIV are able to cope with the disease.