Sentence examples for a negative feel from inspiring English sources

The results will reflect performances and for whatever reason, there seemed to be a lack of belief and a negative feel to the whole day.

"At times they are going through games with one or no shots on target and there is a negative feel about the place and the whole way the club is going about trying to stay up.

If you have just moved to a new home that has a bad aura or a very negative feel, wash any wood surfaces and floors with mild witch hazel diluted with water: 10 to 1 mix.

It confirms that you are on target, without having an overly positive or negative feel to it.

However, far from being a negative, I feel Stonewall's slowness to move was a positive thing.

Examining the author's past closely, it is evident that the novel's negative feel generated from experiences in Salinger's life, including heartbreak, war, and stress.

The Downward Spiral was conceived after the Lollapalooza festival tour as Trent Reznor thought of a "negative vibe" felt by the band when they were in a European hotel.

Brantley gave "Of Mice and Men" a negative review ("feels about as fluid as a diorama in a history museum") and had little nice to say about Franco ("a tight, internal performance begging for a camera's close-up").

An editor of Caretas magazine, while giving Agua Nueva a negative review, felt that "No Podrás" was "excellent work" and remarked that the other songs in the album did not come close to its quality.

Money issues were commonly expressed, and these were mostly negative ("Feeling isolated and lonely due to money", and "Not having enough money to get married or get a mortgage").

Computer and Video Games, however, considered the swearing a negative, but still felt the character was appealing.