Sentences with phrase «feel the slightest pressure»

Your hands will not even feel the slightest pressure.

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 →

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These blankets apply a slight amount of extra pressure across a person's entire body, relaxing the body and induce a feeling of calm.

The electrical signals were calibrated so that Sørensen could feel a range of sensation, from the slightest touch to firm pressure just below his pain threshold, depending on the strength of his grip.

Massage this point on the opposite side of the body from the neck pain (if the left side of your neck hurts, you should massage the point on your right hand) by pressing into it with the tip of your finger with enough pressure to feel slight tenderness at the point.

This knowledge both brings them together and keeps them apart; the two become best friends and eventually come to collaborate on writing a martial arts serial, but pressures of society and — most of all — their steadfast desire to «not be like them» prevents them from giving each other the slightest hint of their growing feelings.

These encounters included demeaning phrases like, «Let's see if we can sharpen our pencil a little more on that price,» complete with slight - of - hand, shifting - sand financial figures, and high pressure sales tactics that made me feel like I was nothing more than the next potential sale instead of like I was a real customer who deserved respect.

Plus, the Land Cruiser has Downhill Assist Control for low - speed descending control and what Toyota calls «Off - Road Turn Assist,» which tightens the turning radius by applying slight brake pressure to the inside rear wheel to improve off - road driving feel.

On the valuations of stocks, it feels like the thing that is driving recent increases in P / E is that the masses are becoming more accustomed to the ideas that 1) the entire world is getting older, 2) aging puts negative pressure on interest rates, 3) interest rates will be low for a long time, and 4) stocks should be valued with earnings yields at a slight premium to 10 year Treasury yields (as discussed in your last post).

Their ribs shouldn't be seen but should be able to be felt with slight hand pressure.

The keys feel good under the fingers, quick to respond with minimal pressure needed, and there's still enough of a clack there to make typing strangely satisfying, although they do have a slight spongeness to them that purist mechanical fans may not like.