Sentence examples for a proper feel from inspiring English sources

He might need the rest of the season to get a proper feel for things.

But nobody could deny that a camel ride into the desert and sleeping aboard a felucca on the Nile had a proper feel of adventure.

When I come to a demonstration I get a proper feel for the public mood, and I'm inspired to do more.

When classes and lectures are in full flow, you get a proper feel for the atmosphere and day-to-day life at the university.

Kikuko Nishide, who runs a small museum near Ise Jingu, said she hoped G7 leaders would "experience the power of the forests and the shrine buildings and get a proper feel for Shinto and the spirit of the Japanese people".

To get a proper feel of things, I'd driven to the muster in a rented Toyota Hilux dual-cab ute – a monstrous thing that, like a surly horse, seemed to sense it was being handled by an amateur.

We had to get the shaman to set fire to his own hair so that we could have a proper look, which I felt was putting too much responsibility on the audience.

We've had a very difficult pre-season with numerous issues so it was refreshing to get some laps in and get a first proper feel for the car.

Great effort has been made to give the Dean Street Townhouse a proper English feel.

The Cyclones practiced yesterday in Brooklyn, with Edgar Alfonzo, the manager, and Ojeda and Howard Johnson, the coaches, giving a proper Metsiana feel to the new team.

It was pretty riotous, with a proper cabaret feel – he'd always wanted to have a party where a lady jumped out the top of a cake, so I got a friend of mine to do it.