Sentence examples for a different feel from from inspiring English sources

Gothenborg has a different feel from most.

Whatever numbers Mr. Immelt posts, his performance will have a different feel from Mr. Welch's.

But Friday night's game had a different feel from the start.

"There is a different energy and a different feel from what we had four years ago," Mr. Graber said.

"An old carpet will have a different feel from a new carpet, but that doesn't necessarily make it better.

"Hampton has a different feel from Cape Cod because it's a younger crowd," said Nancy Moncada, who lives near the Cape in Plymouth, Mass.

But as we pulled into Saugatuck, an area that, along with Douglas, is home to several thousand people, there was instantly a different feel, right from the understated, easy-to-overlook Saugatuck sign shaped like an artist's palette.

Here, the embellishment is densely clustered for a richness that gives a very different feel from the sparse, night-market look of the cheap stuff.

The new acreage will have a very different feel from Columbia's neo-Classical main campus, designed more than a century ago by McKim, Mead & White and set around a quadrangle.

The downtown location, at the edge of Ninth Square, provides a distinctly different feel from Long Wharf.

Her paintings and prints have a far different feel from her haunting, entrance-space installation.