Sentence examples for total felt from inspiring English sources

A survey in late 2013 by market researchers CSA found 70% of non car-owning Autolib' subscribers – around half of the total – felt the service had allowed them not to buy a vehicle of their own, while 75% or car owners believed it had helped them limit usage of their own car, particularly for leisure and shopping.

Inside, the sun-filled rooms, four in total, feel like contemporary cabins, most with vaulted ceilings and reclaimed wood floors.

Add it into your monthly budget, along with your estimated mortgage payment, and see how the sum total feels when combined with all of your other payments.

And as far as domestic numbers, the only reason an over/under $350 million total feels disappointing is because Deadpool was so unexpectedly successful just a month earlier.

If you have any questions on how I came up with those totals, feel free to comment below.

"I go by total feel," Piazza, the Mets catcher, said.

It was a total feel-good, celebratory moment.

But I wanted to lean a little more on the total feel, groove, and lyrics of each song.

In Equations 10 and 11, F z tot is the total force felt by the moving electron F z tot ( t ) = F z cls ( t ) − z el ( t ) [ z el ( t ) 2 + α 2 ] 3 / 2. (12..

I gave 3 donations to Obama... a whole $45.00 in total and felt like I was a part of something very special.

Jonathan Dean of Total Film felt the film's complex plot helped the film's pacing, in that, "it rarely feels disjointed or loose Spider-Man cements its shelf-life".