Sentence examples for a particular feel from inspiring English sources

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

Every wave is different, and every ship has a particular feel.

CoD has a particular feel, with its 60fps framerate and small, tight maps.

He had a particular feel for subtly denatured tans and greens, like those which give a disembodied, ineffable air to the paintings of Robert Mangold.

The director has a particular feel for the daylit interiors of apartments: either the chintzy and rather cramped haute-bourgeois home of NJ, or A-Di's glossy, flashy pad.

(If you roll the tortilla, it's a burrito, which appears to have been created in the American Southwest; if you layer food on top of it, it's an enchilada; if you crisp it up and use it as a kind of plate, it's a tostada; if you cut it into pieces and bake or fry it, it's a chip; and so on). But taco aficionados have a particular taste, a particular feel in mind.

Architectural copper and its alloys can also be 'finished' to embark a particular look, feel, and/or color.

Everyone who has ever planned a wedding will remember moments where they felt they were being bullied into making sure the day had a particular look and feel.

It's starting to feel like a particular tone of yours, almost in an auteur way.

Although the 700-odd posted pictures are the work of many photographers, most of them have a very particular feel.

Essex definitely needs its own fashion week event because it's got a very particular feel.