(1) Blinded by the soap, he had to feel for his glasses.

(2) The feel for his native countryside comes through strongly in his photographs.

(3) I do feel for you, honestly.

(4) You should feel for others in their suffering.

(5) I truly feel for you in your terrible loss.

(6) You must develop a feel for words.

(7) Tom has a feel for the English language.

(8) She has a real feel for languages.

(9) He has a good feel for languages.

(10) She has a real feel for language.

(11) I have a better feel for the offense.

(12) Look, listen and feel for breathing.

(13) What did he really feel for her?

(14) Being hurried down stairs, trying to feel for the edge of the steps, unable to see, was very unnerving.

(15) I can get a rhythm, get a feel for the offense.

(16) Suddenly I had a lot more feel for what the rear tyre was doing, or not doing for that matter.

(17) He came to a stop to feel for the kerb.

(18) I take this moment to tell you today that I'm so grateful for the love that you give me.Your smiling face is like the sunlight which brightens my world.The comfort and encouragement you give to me help me through all the despair. Words can not express how much I feel for you.You're a wonderful wife who deserve all my love.Have a happy birthday!

(19) I tried learning the piano, but I never had much of a feel for it.

(20) At the Center, the other mothers know what it's like, and they really feel for you.

(21) I know what it's like to be lonely, so I do feel for her.

(22) What is more they hated each other with a venom and a passion that they could never feel for the Tories.

(23) Lycra has created a new look: a more feminine, flirty feel for the 90s.

(24) He started to plot lines of ancient sites and quickly got a feel for those which cropped up most frequently.

(25) So attempt to gain an impression of paper, and a feel for the movement, rather than painting details.

(26) And then there was nothing to do but stand up, and feel for a switch, and unpack.

(27) The demo has a five-minute time limit but gives you a precise feel for the game.

(28) Walk around the Tor and on the footpaths of the surrounding levels to get a feel for this legend-full land.

(29) Playing the game itself is lots of fun, once you get a feel for the actual shot settings.

(30) What value is our own home if we can not feel for those who are homeless?

(1) Blinded by the soap, he had to feel for his glasses.

(2) The feel for his native countryside comes through strongly in his photographs.

(31) If I didn't move some one would come and feel for a pulse and, finding one, finish me off.

(32) It is not comprehensive but gives you a good feel for each of its 196 entries.

(33) You can give them theory, you can give them a good feel for it, and work on the individual skills.

(34) Change the way you look and feel for ever, says Powter, with the fervor of an evangelist.

(35) Did you get a feel for that with those conversations and the two extremes, the shot-gun versus the follow-up?

(36) Come to think of it, I never know exactly how much I really feel for him.

(37) By forcing down on the upper, outside footrest the rider obtains exceptional feel for rear tyre grip.

(38) The point was to get this groove I always had a feel for.

(39) Stock brokers with a feel for Hong Kong's financial pulse were worried.

(40) All the most lovely words of love and passion could not express one tenth of what I feel for you.

(41) They should have a good feel for the sector's long-term confidence.

(42) He was here to get a feel for the place.

(43) And, as I came to discover later, a genuine feel for a story.

(44) Although they feel for their neighbors, other residents said they felt blessed to see their homes still intact.

(45) My son didn't live more than a few hours, but I can feel for the parents of that little girl.

(46) The amount of rivalry, it seems, is not related to the amount of affection children feel for each other.

(47) Whenever possible I devoured local newspapers,(http:///feel for.html) trying to get a feel for the politics and social conditions of each place.

(48) Useful in developing a feel for the subtleties of language in letter, telex and telephone communication.

(49) How could I dictate to some amanuensis all the love I feel for my darling Lily, the loveliest flower ....

(50) It was here that I first started to get a closer feel for what the military operations were.

(51) Ms Senatorova showed an instinctive feel for market economics.

(52) Julie made a pretence to feel for the key.

(53) I feel for the parents of the other pupils.

(54) You totally feel for your success that gambol justifiedly!

(55) How deeply we feel for you in your sorrow.

(56) Let some whitewater to roll by, getting a feel for the rhythm of the waves.

(57) I know I shall feel for ever in her debt.

(58) It is desirable to have a common look and feel for all users and role-based access with single sign-on across different applications.

(59) This apparent lightheartedness does not conceal the real contempt that many men feel for women.

(60) Learn how to move your weight toward to back of your bike and get a feel for it.

(61) If you suspect a problem, cup your hand over the patient's shoulders and feel for crepitus as the patient repeats the movements.

(62) All we feel for each other were hardly to separate people now.

(63) In places near water, people put Lotus Lanterns in the river to let them flow down stream, carrying the loss they feel for the relatives that have passed away.

(64) You can get a good feel for this movement if you try to press the upper shinbone into a finger (either your own or someone else's).

(65) Good. -Observe the movement of the jaw, feel for swelling and note any tenderness or crepitus.

(66) Some men do not conceal the real contempt they feel for women.

(67) Highly experienced and knowledgeable developers have a feel for good design.

(68) This will help produce a more consistent look and feel for a golf shot.

(69) But that makes it a quiet, uncrowded spot to wander and get a feel for the ancients.

(70) The initial hot passion you might feel for a person at the beginning of a relationship will mellow out over time and be replaced by something much more magnificent.

(71) Because the SPEs use such a different architecture, it's helpful to look at them in assembly language to get the full feel for what is happening.

(72) Themes are predesigned templates that can help you achieve a particular look and feel for your site.

(73) Though I have no younger sister, I feel for her.

(74) The Indians may respect her words, for they feel for people in her condition.

(75) Most older filling stop motions consist of fork-like devices which feel for the presence of the filling yarn.

(76) The co-op program allows students to get experience in the field and get a feel for what type of job they might want to pursue after graduation.

(77) In the absence of a book of instructions,(http://) we had to feel for the best way to set up the machine.

(78) Comparing these figures with the market averages gives a feel for a stock's relative valuation.

(79) Judges often do not have a real feel for costs and how much time it is necessary to spend preparing for an interlocutory application.

(80) The cobblestone street and buildings give us a feel for Paris . Photograph by James L.

(81) On the surface, the comments made by these men about women's abilities seem light-hearted. This apparent lightheartedness does not conceal the real contempt that many men feel for women.

(82) Do get a feel for what second interviews are like.

(83) Sometimes I use this brush when I want to have a more painterly feel for textures.

(84) I feel for [ with ] him in his sorrow.

(85) Let your heart feel for the affliction and distress of everyone.

(86) This apparent lightheartedness does not conceal the real contempt that men feel for women.

(87) However, you can get a feel for the quantity and quality of the data by using the -A command-line argument to SAR, which reports all the currently recorded information.

(88) She'll feel for the baby's head, which should be in the down position, and she'll continue to measure fundal height to make sure growth is on track.

(89) Get a feel for paddling around on the surfboard and the balance of it.

(90) ANYONE who saw Yao Ming tumble to the floor against the Portland Trailblazers in the first round of the NBA Playoffs had to feel for the man.

(91) Review key concepts, your old notes and exams, and old prelims to get a feel for the professors' testing strategy.

(92) It's a displacement activity, used to dispel the self-reproach or discomfort that we feel for not doing something else.

(93) Mr Coulson, the product of an Essex comprehensive school, has a feel for the popular mood.

(94) It is during capitulation that a selloff course, and prices begin to feel for bottom.

(95) It is because you cannot feel for me, that I drag on this wearisome life.

(96) To detect joint fluid more easily, feel for it with one hand while using the other hand to compress the joint anteroposteriorly.

(97) It is important to consider feel for water in selecting synchronized swimmers.

(98) I slapped on some colors with the palette knife, trying to get an over all feel for the mood of this painting.