Sentence examples for viral feel from inspiring English sources

Klash has a really nice mobile interface, and has a pretty viral feel to it.

The ability to make things go viral felt like the closest that we could get to having a human superpower".

I usually don't like potentially viral feel-good PR BS from tech companies – let alone grocery chain Tesco – but, as a lush, I'm slightly intrigued by this campaign.

It's a marketing trope often repeated in viral, feel-good commercials for genetic ancestry tests: If we only knew just how related we all were, even distantly, then prejudice and racism would cease to exist.

INSIDE PITCH Alex Rodriguez, who has been weakened by a viral infection, felt strong enough to visit the clubhouse Sunday.

In July, when the clip of the woman in red went viral, Fukino felt compelled to announce, for a second time, that Obama had a valid birth certificate on file.

However, these outcomes can only occur if physicians and infection control practitioners assess the results of the viral test and feel confident ruling out viral disease on the basis of the results.

But, if one considers the assumed pathogenesis, an immune hyperreactivity after a viral infection, it feels like a logical consequence to use oral corticosteroids to soften that immune response.

This effectively blocks viral replication and patients feel better.

If you've spent longer than five seconds on Facebook in the past year you'll probably be aware of feel good viral content site Upworthy's sticky headlines.

Joi Ito – seems like a new idea, so if I got an email that says let's play SAT toeghetr, I think t doesn't feel very viral.. Robert Scoble – That's why I was wondering about ties to books.