Sentence examples for a poor feel from inspiring English sources

He has a poor feel for timing when it comes to executing his drop-back and understanding receiver routes.

They come from safe seats, have a poor feel for the wider electorate and work in an institution where politics is a war of all against all.

Mental mistakes and a poor feel for timing have made No. 4 corner Nolan Carroll just about every team's favorite player.

It is possible for a vendor with a poor feel for the buying center never to become aware of the real movers in the buying company.

In a deeply enmeshed world, this arrangement is manifesting as a poor feel for (or a lack of understanding of) the nuances of foreign policy.

So many young Hondurans — especially the urban poor — feel like they have no future here.

Globalization has increased inequality in much of Latin America and made the poor feel more neglected.

They make the poor feel that they are not accepted, and out of place.

Ride some elephants, feed the poor, feel enriched and go home with great stories.

But meanwhile, the cost of living in Reyhanli has increased dramatically, and Reyhanli's poor feel excluded.

A poor American feels guilty at being poor, but less guilty than an American rentier who has inherited wealth but is doing nothing to increase it; what can the latter do but take to drink and psychoanalysis?