Sentences with phrase «feels nonexistent»

The haptic feedback is best felt when the phone is in one's hand — anywhere else, however, and it feels nonexistent and weird.

At times, the plot almost feels nonexistent in Guardians of the Galaxy Vol.

The waiting part of the «hurry up and wait» game is difficult and frustrating because any progress made during a waiting period is difficult to detect and thus feels nonexistent.

My lashes feel nonexistent so when I put this mascara on they're out front.

Not exact matches

Because the rules are unclear, enforcement is almost nonexistent, and the feeling that «sharing» shouldn't be taxed at all, very few people do pay them.

But on those rare (and for most people perhaps nonexistent) occasions when we hold Class II objections, we do indeed feel a sense of having been outraged and violated.

And trust me, those nonexistent flames in that nonexistent hell will still feel just as real...

Being used as your baby's pacifier can get time - consuming and can make you feel like your time is nonexistent whenever they are awake.

25 percent of the acupuncture group experienced side effects from the nonexistent needle pricks, including 19 people who felt pain and 4 whose skin became red or swollen.

The findings are in line with previous research showing that women are more empathetic to the feelings of other people than men, whereas gender differences in cognitive abilities tend to be small or nonexistent, Friesdorf says.

As opposed to physiological hunger, emotional hunger creates a feeling of true hunger even though the biological requirement for fuel is low or nonexistent.

The line between fact and fiction could feel nearly nonexistent in the first half of the week.

There are days that I just don't feel inclined to open up Instagram because I feel like I'm being pressured to constantly show a perfect life that is close to nonexistent.

On days when I want more coverage I'll use this Maybelline liquid foundation, but I prefer the almost nonexistent feeling of the powder.

Controls are inaccurate, voice, acting is so bad it's funny, story is nonexistent in the beginning and it just feels like a bad game.

While those bits aren't uninteresting, they don't always directly pertain to the Meru climb at hand, and also come at the expense of the film's ending, which feels a bit short on payoff, and almost nonexistent in terms of wrapping things up afterward in the kind of profound or meaningful way befitting such a significant build - up.

Tired of arguments without facts to back them up and feeling «I've had enough fighting with pins, I want a sledgehammer,» Marx evades his political difficulties at home and, though funds are almost nonexistent, moves to Paris with his wife, Jenny, and their young child.

I just watched TERMINATOR 2 again - it was for the 3D rerelease, but the 3D is almost nonexistent so it felt just like watching the original again on a big screen, which is great because it's absolutely brilliant action filmmaking and it boggles my mind that people could watch for (just as a for instance) and claim the action filmmaking in any Marvel / post-Nolan DC movie was of similar quality.

And Kidron's feeling for American small - town life — what it looks, sounds, and feels like — seems to border on the nonexistent.

Story construction just isn't Shelton's forte (as the nonexistent third act of Your Sister's Sister made clear), and without a sturdy framework or believable people, the movie just feels like an assortment of half - assed ideas vaguely organized around a nebulous theme.

Nothing is off - limits; comedy is mined from a character that unknowingly takes female hormonal medication continuing to do so out of unexpected enjoyment, all resulting in some rather childish but funny physical transformations), the women are nonexistent and add nothing to the experience (there are a number of third act twists here that feel half - hearted in their efforts to correct this, but really, Emmanuelle Chriqui's presence all comes down to a bet over who will bone her first).

Interest in rural education, let alone research dollars to understand and address its challenges, has been nearly nonexistent but for a few visionaries who often felt like lone and neglected voices.

With the speeds here too slow for the turbos to build up steam and the road shoulder narrow to nonexistent, the GT - R feels like the big and heavy car it is.

Lateral body control (lean in corners) feels, from the cockpit, to be nonexistent, but the suspension does allow a lot of brake dive.

Torque steer is indeed almost nonexistent, and all other onboard technologies work as promised — in a particularly tight set of switchbacks, we swore we could feel the car's Agile Handling Assist system using the brakes to induce rotation.

Nonfiction authors shouldn't despair if they feel like their platform is nonexistent.

Dogs with canine compulsive disorder may chase their own tails; lick, chew or suck obsessively on their skin or fur; snap at nonexistent creatures in the air (a phenomenon known as «fly snapping»); spin around and around for long periods of time; feel compelled to chase lights, shadows or other visual phenomena; become fixated to playing with a particular toy; or bark constantly, even when there is no obvious reason for alarm or excitement.

In places like Ambergris Caye, which is a top destination for expats and retirees, violent crime is virtually nonexistent, helping residents to feel safe and secure at all times.

It had a nonexistent singleplayer and felt more like a free to play shooter with it's appalling lack of content and charging full retail price no less!

The protagonist was completely unlikeable and brimming with flimsy motivations, the vehicles handled worse than those in GTA IV, the hacking function of the gameplay felt gimmicky rather than innovative and the replay - ability was nonexistent.

First off, there is no story so for those out there who are buying this game to be plot driven, the story is nonexistent, for those who play Power Tennis you will all know that there was a plot to the game, although it wasn't over the top it still had some sort of storyline substance, and although Mario Tennis Open did not have any story either, I felt that this game deserved a story even if it wasn't long or elaborate.

The game looks and feels like a title from the Playstation 2 era, complete with bad character models, bad textures, nearly nonexistent lighting effects and, somehow, the inability to even maintain a borderline passable 30 frames per second.

Compared to the literally nonexistent loading times from the Xbox One and PS4 versions, some of the «definitive edition» «s (feels good to overuse cynicism sometimes, doesn't it?)

Dima Boulad, one of the founders of Beirut Green Project (the sponsor of Saturday's event), said that she helped organize the gathering «because we feel that [green spaces are] a basic right anyone should have in a city... and green public spaces are nonexistent in Beirut.»

But this MacBook is so wonderfully easy to carry around, so nonexistent, that it feels more like another satellite device rather than a command center for all of your personal computing.

«Our culture has fed us the myth that we all have a perfect «soulmate» out there and if we find him / her, our passionate feelings will never fade, our disagreements will be rare or nonexistent, we'll both want to make love with each other constantly and every day in marriage will have fairy tale bliss.

Trust is shattered and the very foundation that supported the relationship may feel unstable or nonexistent.

We feel comfortable talking now about really difficult topics, including our sex life which had become nonexistent.