Sentence examples for a feel for scale from inspiring English sources

None of this would be effective, however, without Mr. Nouvel's keen understanding of architecture's most basic elements, including a feel for scale and materials.

Songlike rhythms, evoking the time's jazz and blues, and a feel for scale, in how the forms relate to the space that contains them, give majestic presence to even the smallest images.

"But I want to get a feel for the scale.

A small number of journalists, including myself, were taken to the Brent Delta to be given a feel for the scale of the operation.

Like any number of films that tries to look more expensive than they are, there is much that is merely suggested rather than shown, and you rarely get a feel for the large-scale nature of the operation until the finale.

"My training manager sent me to a national skills competition in Canada so I could get a feel for the size and scale of the event," says Kerry McStea, who is representing the UK at aircraft maintenance.

Curtis explained that Vidal, who had been a professional billboard painter for 20 years, would paint a very small portion of the guitar — which really is named Wolf — very large "to sort of give a feel for the impact and awe-inspiring scale of billboard art.

Attend a small scale auction to get a feel for the environment.

Most proctors will let you play a few notes to get a feel for the room - simply play your tuning notes, a couple arpeggios, or a short scale.

Google's engineering culture has made it the large-scale computing king, but these computer scientists don't seem to have a feel for what lesser mortals experience.

Get a feel for it.