Feels in sentence

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And when we're done with that project, people will ask us again how we thought of that idea, and we'll be stumped, because from our perspective, it doesn't feel like we thought of it at all, it just feels like we found it.

After all, getting what you want feels good.

Being right all the time feels good.

But at ground level, the plaza feels like a black glass cage.

The reason it feels like it's sucking us in the way it is is because of this race for attention.

If this feels even slightly out-there or farfetched, today there's a little-known bill being passed through the American congress known as HR 1313, Preserving Employee Wellness Programs Act.

I don't know if he's bare-chested, but it kind of feels like it.

And because we're all wired to be kind and compassionate, it always feels good to hand a couple of dollars to someone that is in need.

It feels as if you're walking the halls of a very large start-up.

And they came to me and asked, "Can you make a place where he feels more alive again in the Netherlands?"

First, while you'll probably always notice that virtual reality isn't entirely real, to an em, it can feel as real to them as this room feels to you now or as anything ever feels.

So at em speeds, physical travel feels really painfully slow, so most em cities are self-sufficient, most war is cyber war, and most of the rest of the earth away from the em cities is left to the humans, because the ems really aren't that interested in it.

And I think it's really important that we're not helpless, that society feels it can look at things, because this isn't about knowing all the answers.

So it kind of feels like the exporters win and the importers lose.

Manufacturers in one country produce products and they export them to consumers in other countries, and it feels like the manufacturing countries win and the importing countries lose.

When you think of a fish school, or when I think of a flock of starlings, that feels like a really different kind of intelligence.

I suspect one question people have is, as we look forward to these amazing technical possibilities of personalized medicine, in the near-term it feels like they're only going to be affordable for a few people, right?

For example, my friend Lisa, she cuts her hair a certain length, so she feels the vibrations of sound in the music.

And even though it feels good, revenge is not a good reason.

This is a body who basically, in this particular case, feels the force and tries to protect its head.

And the employee feels maybe they're really not trusted.

"I've kissed numerous other boys and it hasn't felt good, the kisses felt messy and wrong, but kissing Lucas feels beautiful and almost spiritual."

Slow-motion multitasking feels like a counterintuitive idea.

Kristen feels great.

It feels elemental, part of what makes us human.

Or do I put one at the bottom of your wrist, so it feels like you're being pushed up?

For anyone who still feels this is a trivial issue, consider this: understanding your body is crucial to the huge issue of sex education and consent.

By deeply, intimately knowing what kind of touch feels right, what pressure, what speed, what context, you can better know what kind of touch feels wrong and have the confidence to say so.

For decades, our artists and our art has been used to exploit, lull, numb, sell things to us and to displace our communities, but we believe that the personal is political and the heart is measured by what is done, not what one feels.

But what it says about sexual health is not accurate by any stretch of the imagination or is so laden with bias that it feels more like being pelted with judgement than actually receiving information.

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