Sentence examples for a precise feeling from inspiring English sources

All of the dials and bezel surrounds operate with a precise feeling to them and look premium.

It's a precise feeling, achieved by splicing micro-snippet samples together like puzzle pieces in keen, UK garage-indebted style.

Maintaining a precise tone is paramount.

You only get that precise feeling from being there.

And while the lyric seems ungainly, you don't need the whole song to get the sense: "I'm actually good / Can't help it if we're tilted" might not make literal sense, but everyone who has felt uncertainty can identify that precise feeling.

I used to get the very precise feeling of my revved-up uterus physically starting to pump that blood, which was both delightfully gross and exceedingly helpful because I'd then have an hour or so warning and could get to a toilet.

Her capacity to suffuse melodies with precise feelings and power, to flood them, really, is rare.

"The obligation for working parents is a precise one: the feeling that one ought to work as if one did not have children, while raising one's children as if one did not have a job," a friend recently wrote on Facebook.

The pared-down, tightly edited style aims at putting "it" where "I" used to be — to render (as Flaubert did) intense feeling in a precise and universally comprehensible objective form.

"I do not base my choices on a precise style, but more on a feeling," says Popof, authenticating its goal of liberal music production in the process.

The result provides a rich density of feelings, meticulously analyzed or finely suggested, in a precise and witty prose.