Sentence examples for a bit more feel from inspiring English sources

This is great for parking, or when tooling around a mall lot, but we'd like a bit more feel from the tiller at 30mph-50mph, when feedback seems very muted.

The wax will shrink a bit as it sets; if you think it needs a bit more, feel free to add a little more melted wax as a top-up.

I wish the headphones cupped my ears a bit more tightly — feels like there is a little pocket of space that sound escapes through.

But when we get it right (and, every day we're doing it a bit more), everyone feels that, too.

If you feel like buying something with a bit more traditional S&M feel to it, go with leather.

Has your leadership style changed over the years? A. As you get older and a bit more experienced, you feel a bit more confident about your own convictions.

I am a bit more liberal and feel like if it's not working, it's not working.

But at least from now on voters are a bit more likely to feel that they had a genuine choice, and that they deserve what they chose.

And I mean, of course it's better to be paid a bit more and you feel like you're moving.

Machine-wash clothes can stand a bit more handling, so feel free to plunge these into the water.

It may help you to relax a bit more if you feel that your anxieties are put on the table and you have less to worry about.