Sentences with phrase «feels less forced»

Best of all, the entire school takes on a palpable hum of productive effort; learning feels less forced and more about the joy of doing something useful.

I'm guessing that in the film's longer version, the love story feels less forced — maybe even not at all — and the intended emotional connection between the lovers and between them and the audience registers more strongly.

Not exact matches

G - forces make your body feel significantly heavier, allows less blood flow to your brain, and impairs vision.

It forces you to live off less, and you start saving toward retirement without ever feeling the money pinch later on.

Forced to choose between the world according to Pat Robertson and the world according to, say, Bill Moyers, they are likely to feel less threatened by the latter.

But, we still feel that we're forced to choose, more or less, between the two camps.

Perhaps in this process we have some hint as to the way in which the mind of ancient man, less adept in handling abstract concepts, was led to express the conflicts he felt among the unseen forces about him in the form of stories of the gods and spirits.

I could see someone getting that feeling with infant baptism, in which one employs supernatural forces over another, but less so with adult baptism, which whatever it is, is done to oneself.

Creatives feel they have no choice - it is this inevitable force that drives us - we are simply vehicles for something that is no less divine that what goes on in a primal forest or church or synagogue or birth or heroic act.

In some ways, I'm looking forward to being forced to practice what I preach so that I can feel less responsible for every second of my son's well - being and get back to having a full life outside of parenting.

Most families today are also on limited grocery budgets, so again, without the planning, you'll feel forced to buy cheaper and less... Read More

had never considered weaning at 16 months, or even cutting back on nursing, with my others, it felt as if I was going to have to «force» T - Bird into accepting less than she needed and less then my parenting principles supported.

This code has only served to force boys to become disconnected from their feelings — less sensitive and more aggressive.

Research shows that hiring diversity managers and launching diversity task forces also increase the effectiveness of other programs, such as employee network groups that help people from underrepresented groups to feel less isolated and diversity councils that address specific issues, such as the retention and development of employees from underrepresented groups.

It controls your decision - making, negates your ability to love yourself, and forces you to be less, do less, feel less.

Trade forks for chopsticks, because «you are forced to eat more slowly and deliberately, which makes you consume less and feel fuller,» food psychologist Brian Wansink says.

I preach about it all over my book, and it is a driving force behind my Feel Less Shitty Cleanse.

After being cooped up inside all winter with forced air vents, little sunshine, and less movement than normal, no one it feeling 100 % themselves.

, because it forced me to get creative and mix + match what I got to look good and feel confident in myself (in middle school, no less).

Not so on screen, as Horton and Who, Butter Battle and Daisy - Head feel somewhat bloated and lugubrious - forced to bow to conventions of filmmaking and padded with increasingly less - catchy songs to fill up space.

It seems like some sort of checkpoint or save system that makes failure feel a little less brutal would be a simple modification, but even without it, the game just forces you to be careful with your decisions.

A cliffhanger ending interrupts the excitement of the scene and ends up feeling forced, which is less intriguing after two prior episodes of manufactured suspense.

Just played this for the first time in 2015 the graphics and game play are sweet, the story is entertaining and the linear nature of the game is made to feel less so by the forced changes of which transformer you get to play as.

Unlike some lesser games in the franchise, there's nothing cynical about Sonic Forces — I felt like Sonic Team was doing their best to entertain me every minute I was playing.

While her tummy's all a-flutter, his feelings are less admirable, as he tries to force himself on the girl.

Its presence is felt through a rise in evil forces overtaking the land, albeit with less of a fleshed out personality.

So, I think the African - American ceiling did break, only the subsequent wins felt way less forced in my opinion (less like agenda wins, more momentum for the performances).

In an attempt to force another strike of lightning and / or remind us that in the last decade, he did make a genuinely great film, Allen has made Winslet's character feel like a lesser version of the faded socialite played by Cate Blanchett in Blue Jasmine.

This is less about something undeserving getting in over it, as I've only seen Ida in the category, and we all know at this point how I feel about it, but I really did love Force Majeure, and it's better than many (many) movies that were nominated in the «real» categories, so it's sad that it couldn't find a way into the only category where it had any sort of chance.

But these moments feel like exaggerations of things Abrams did in The Force Awakens — with the wry self - awareness coming off as more tiresome by comparison, since this franchise should feel less burdened by now with the task of establishing itself and its lineage.

But whereas BMW's signature C - pillar looks more or less natural, the Infiniti swoosh, which is present to some degree on everything except the Q70 sedan and QX80 SUV, feels a bit forced.

Caster was increased by 3 ° on passenger cars (less on minivans) to improve steering feel and to improve the lateral force provided by the outside tire when cornering, by reducing positive camber

My general feeling is that Lexus» infotainment tech is improved in the IS thanks to its smaller screen forcing the adoption of a less complex interface.

One recurring comment among many pet owners who have been forced to cut back is that they feel bad having to spend less on their pet but look forward to making it up to them as the economy recovers.

They have the smaller enemies who can force you out of cover also but this feels more tactical than the throw a billion enemies at the Chief till he falls over approach and as such it's more fun and less frustrating to play.

This should feel familiar to anyone who's ever commanded Vader in the recent Star Wars Battlefront video game, or the opening scene from the less recent Star Wars: The Force Unleashed.

Now that Spike Chunsoft has taken players outside of the walls of Hope's Peak Academy, one would expect a third - person shooter Danganronpa game to feel less enclosed, and for the player to not feel the same confinement they did when locked inside a school where they were forced to watch their friends kill each other off one by one.

While I was skeptical at first about this encounter being too similar to its lesser cousin, I found that the added attacks and elemental powers changed up the fight just enough to make it feel fresh, and the added difficulty forced a change - up in strategy with a new variable to have to account for.

There's less of an emphasis on power - ups this time around — I never felt forced to use a mini-mushroom, though there are certainly secret opportunities that require the right power - up for the job.

Whereas the original Dark Forces was more or less a Doom - alike, Jedi Knight: Dark Forces II went well beyond to make you feel like a proper Jedi in a 3D world.

There are these forces coming up from the ground this time, rather than coming down, and they are creating a really exciting area here, that it feels less, I don't know — is it that I am looking down on it?

It makes more sense to pay for expensive fuel to bus kids to school then to shut down busses and force people to pay more money for a less efficient way (for conditions where walking / bicycling is impractical)-- People might tend to assume something is fair and feel they are being ripped off by «someone» when made to pay more when it is simply the facts of reality that are «ripping them off» (and the consumer reaction might be different because of the distinction?)

Whether there is in fact a more (or less) subtle message whereby the declaration leaves open the possibility that «all necessary measures» includes «all means» to support the opposition forces achieve a situation whereby Gaddafi feels compelled to leave, or is removed, is perhaps reflected in the announcement on 19 April 2011 that the UK would send Military Officers to Benghazi to «improve [the opposition] military organizational structures, communications and logistics».

Merchants in virtually every field are feeling the pinch of the economic downturn as consumers spend less on their products; increasingly, they are forced to offer customers greater discounts and better values overall to attract and retain them.

But with so many significant questions still unanswered about this Great Disruptor, it was hard for me not to feel like I was less in a presentation by a major automotive force to be reckoned with and more in an episode of Silicon Valley.

The Turtle Beach Ear Force PX22 ($ 80), however, is a gaming headset that sounds great, feels comfortable, connects with just about any system and costs less than any of its competitors.

The Z2 Force is less than a millimeter larger length and width-wise, though the all - around curvature should help with the in - hand feel.

 Unemployed people, feeling that a certain job is more desirable than community work / that any money paid is better than nothing, may feel forced to accept jobs for less pay than other competitors.

While you can't force them to do anything, just checking up on them from time to time will help them feel less alone and that there is someone who cares for them.

After you feel more comfortable harnessing existing relationships, branch out to university alumni networks and organizations like Out in Tech and the Professional Women's Network; knowing that everyone is there for the same reason can make networking feel less awkward and forced.