Sentence examples for a comprehensive feel from inspiring English sources

"It's orchestrated in a way in which we're hoping the audience gets a comprehensive feel for the story, although each person has an individual experience," Ms. Rosner said.

Robben and Muller added late goals to give the scoreline a comprehensive feel that was harsh on a Dortmund team that impressed despite a lengthy injury list.

Lean heavily on those black rubber rings now and, in most cases, you get a more comprehensive feel of when you're pushing them too far.

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While the Panel has produced a comprehensive report, I feel that it did not give sufficient attention to the special risks environmental chemicals pose for the elderly.

Tissington went to a comprehensive and seems to feel she has done less well.

Without a comprehensive product catalog, it feels like what you find is a bit random.

It was only in the 1990s, when a sufficiently large base of retail investors emerged in the U.K., that the government felt a comprehensive system of financial regulation was needed.

Parents felt a comprehensive explanation of possible after-effects on discharge from hospital was required, and found uncertain prognoses difficult.

However, we're pleased to be continuing our 60-year partnership with the R&A and feel that a comprehensive two-hour highlights programme – a format which has already proven successful – in a prime-time slot over four days will allow us to continue to bring all the best action and key moments from the Open to a large free-to-air audience on TV, radio and online".