Sentence examples for a feel that from inspiring English sources

All this combines to create a feel that is current as well as timeless.

There.' With the forceps, though, there is a feel that is very hard to teach".

But after World War II, the economy turned stagnant, and Neubau exuded a feel that was decidedly Eastern bloc.

The new building is designed to provide a feel that is different from the traditional cramped cube serving as incubator space.

Other political veterans concurred, noting that the present era's crop of behind-the-scenes tales have a feel that is fundamentally different from what writers like Theodore White and Richard Ben Cramer produced in the past.

Although very pretty restaurants, they do not have exactly what I am looking for: a romantic room with a good wine list, lovely atmosphere and a feel that is not too French.

Mr. A felt that he was not being recognized in his efforts to fulfill or please others.

Each major will have a particular feel that will attract certain types of people.

Many women who have experienced a miscarriage feel that they have done something wrong.

Coors Field can make a pitcher feel that way.

Paradoxically, a majority feel that the internist should adjust medications (eg. insulin, anti-hypertensive pills) postoperatively.