Sentences with phrase «feel a slight sense»

But beyond that I think we're all ready for change and, despite the current plight of the team and how uncomfortable it is watching Arsenal right now, I do feel a slight sense of liberation because I know I don't fear the unknown any more.

He didn't feel the slightest sense of fatigue.

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But the true genius of his work are its fine subtleties: the slight but undeniable differences between pre - and post - «activation» David; the distinctly mechanical mobility of his body that belies the deep well of feeling in his eyes, which in turn belies the potential for danger that can be sensed from within him.

Yet on this occasion, you do get the sense that there's maybe a slight shortage of material, as the director does keep returning over and over to the same venues, and his exposition shots of the raised subway line which fall between scenes all start to feel very familiar.

As leader of Teaching, Learning and CPD I always feel slight pressure and a big responsibility at this time of the year, pressure in the sense that, am I offering a model... Continue reading →

Working dogs will require more food but use common sense you should be able to feel the dog's ribs through a slight layer of fat.

Controlling Ryu on the stage feels a slight bit floaty, but not in the sense where he can be knocked away easily like Kirby or Jigglypuff.

As expected, the series» commitment to absolutely lame in - jokes and dopey gaming references have not let up in the slightest; but while there was at least an infectious sense of energy and passion to some of the previous games, even the story feels sort of exhausted here.

This version of Sense feels like it completes that vision, with very slight modifications to stock Android in most places that often times feel like visual improvements over Google's vision.

If you prepare yourself for a conversation with your partner with a sense of gratitude for what they currently do, and potentially some empathy for some external stressors they are experiencing, you are far more likely to be heard and see lasting change than you are should you enter into the conversation feeling slighted or taken advantage of.

I mean, it doesn't feel like I'm missing out, I don't have even the slightest sense of curiosity about it, but is it abnormal when one in 10 women are watching it every day???