Sentence examples for trigger feels from inspiring English sources

You have a couple of pistols you constantly have to oil, a smudgy-scoped sniper rifle, a lasso and a knife, and that means you have to be slow, and steady, and trot when your horse can't gallop, and every pull of the trigger feels weightier, somehow, and more severe.

As my childhood shyness receded, I grew more emotionally fluid (I cried plenty in my 20s), but it wasn't until my 30s, the past five years or so, that I finally learned what that exquisite hair-trigger feels like – when a piece of art or media reaches into your chest and squeezes until your insides pour out of your face and there's nothing you can do about it.

The analog sticks fall right under your thumbs, the right and left triggers feel like actual triggers and the vibration isn't disabled.

Geothermal energy development which generally involves extraction of steam or hot water from subsurface geological formations, sometimes enhanced by fracking and/or injection of liquids with or without pressure has triggered felt earthquakes in numerous settings and sometimes in high numbers.

You know how a good shooter makes the act of pulling a trigger feel weighty?

From the first seconds, as the engine growls under your all-powerful trigger finger, this feels not just fresh but perfectly-formed.

Habit-forming products align the external trigger (a push notification, for example) with the moment when the internal trigger is felt (say the feeling of uncertainty or boredom).

While such actions may be political motivated,  honour violence, and FGM/C in particular trigger keenly felt collective shame.

I remember that the gun was heavy like a brick, and when I pulled the trigger it felt as if my right hand and ear had caught on fire.

I want every pull of the trigger to feel significant.

Most of these economic "crises" are entirely of the Congress's own making, but the harms and losses they trigger are felt by real people attempting to make their way in the world for themselves and their children.