Sentence examples for update feel from inspiring English sources

At times, the cyborgs reflect the Marxist concept of "false consciousness," as brainwashed creatures whose desires are programmed into them; sometimes their grisly flashes of memory, which occur after a digital update, feel more like P.T.S.D.

Glynis Johnson, a Deutsche Bank analyst, agreed, saying: "Against a tide of positive results in the sector, the trading update feels like a cold shower".

For the most part, today's update feels a bit more like a service pack.

When it finally arrived earlier this month, the Wear update felt more iterative than revolutionary.

However, the icon's update feels as dramatic as iOS 7 once did when Apple's Jony Ive unveiled the operating system's newer, flatter look-and-feel and its brighter color gradients.

And in a way, this installment of "Update" felt like it was holding something back – look, Kenan Thompson as Santa Claus was fine, but after Megyn Kelly's dumb statements, the joke was that he was there at all, not really what he had to say -- like it was saving its energy for next week's 2013 finale.

Because Microsoft has switched to regular updates, these major point updates feel almost like an anachronism.

Just as when the company added portraits, these updates feel like an attempt to mimic Facebook.

HTC has announced a slew of VR add-ons that when combined give the Vive a heavily updated feel.

The film struggles to hold a line between respecting the classic elements of the story and characters while also giving it all an updated feel via the visuals.

In addition to the concert and interview footage, it includes more overlaid imagery including footage from the Apollo space program and computer-generated images of space and Pompeii, and overall has a busier, "updated" feel.