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Eventually you get a feeling for how much you can and can't eat, and how to add carbs that are healthy (such as whole grains).

In the beginning, all you should be trying to do is get a feeling for the main idea. This is called skimming.

Get a feeling for the tournament, for everything, even though I've been here for over a week now.

The establishment of such a corporate brand, rendering is more of a feeling for the enterprise.

Modest sadness shows a feeling for emotion in human being , while grieve excessively only proves to be a lack of wisdom.

My sons good at driving; he seems to have a feeling for it.

We associate civilization with, among other things, a feeling for moderation, for a happy medium between excess and shortage.

One must have a feeling for all this, not destroy it, not kill for one's pleasure, not kill animals for one's table.

We never seem to have a feeling for all living things on the earth.

We could first do a simple example just to get a feeling for what is at stake here.

Is a sense of language ability, a feeling for language ability.

One must go through simulations to get a feeling for the variety of possible outcomes.

There is one change of variable problem on each of the two practice exams to give you a feeling for what's realistic.

To give you a feeling for the scale of the retreat, we did another cheesy illustration.

This becomes a factor of experience and a feeling for what works and what doesn't work.

And betrayal by those entrusted with our tax money and our welfare has become far to common a feeling for me these days.

I've always had a feeling for Barbara, ever since we first met.

ABS feeds this information back to the underlying managers so they have a feeling for what other market participants are doing.

TV spots are not just there to introduce a car anymore, Nickel says. The ads aim to create a feeling for the brand.

To make any sense of what's going on (and how bad things really are), you need a feeling for quite how big these numbers are.

I have a feeling for such things, you know.

It should give you a feeling for what the case is about and the types of data it contains.

So an illustration again, gives you a feeling for scale.

Give her husband a trust, in fact, promote a feeling for each other, reducing a centrifugal force.

We'll get a feeling for what's going on.

He has a feeling for his obsession, and not long after, he again wrote to the home, money to the letter. Then the third, fourth . . .

It's no use trying to learn ballet unless you have a feeling for music.

Sorry, I shouldn't have a feeling for you.

every time I have a feeling for anyone in my life.

Have a feeling for sth.

She doesn't know that you have a. . . a feeling for Mr. Barton.

Can you have a feeling for that tree, look at it, see the beauty of it, listen to the sound it makes;

got a feeling for you now that's so strong

Have a feeling for music