Sentence examples for a robust feel from inspiring English sources
The market has a robust feel to it -- a sense of fullness, bounty and dynamism.
More importantly for the Republican brand, a robust 29percentt felt that when it comes to his slurs of Mexican Americans, he spoke for most Republicans.
Inside it's full of tough plastics that give a robust and durable feel (otherwise known as toddler-proof), but they are quirky and colourful so the 500L avoids feeling cheap and nasty.
Some commentators say that Japanese men anyway demand a robust culture, and women feel unable to object.
When the first Think Coffee opened on Mercer Street in 2006, it was a place to linger over a robust house blend and feel virtuous doing it.
Icelanders exchange stories about where they were when this or that eruption happened, we all tune in to the National Broadcast Service Radio when we feel a robust earthquake, to follow the story.
Unlike its polycarbonate-clad counterpart, the One S sports a frame made from single piece of aluminum, which imbues it with a more robust, premium feel despite its light weight and slim (7.9mm!) frame.
Ben Emmerson was a robust guy and survivors felt that he was suited to the job," said McFadyen.
MARKETWATCH Half of Americans Don't Benefit From Rising Stocks | While economists argue that a robust stock market makes Americans feel richer, many people are left out of that hopeful story, the Economix blog writes.
Distinguished by superb acting from the leads and Wright (who won an Oscar), Wyler's glossy, multiple-Oscar-winning homage to the nobility and fortitude of average Britons still feels like a robust, if occasionally over-sentimental, rallying cry.
