Sentence examples for all feel of from inspiring English sources

He changed the all feel of the city at that point in time.

This will start you off and get you used to the over all feel of the game.

The over-all feel of "The Chicago Code" is very appealing, from the gleaming surfaces of the floors in the municipal buildings (I found myself attracted to the floors) to the shadows and garbage under the El tracks.

But the Neiman shows the trading floor of the New York Stock Exchange, rather than his customary jock kitsch, and the over-all feel of the offices is boardroom, not locker room.

Some donors have used Brown's potato-salad goof as a way of critiquing the new free-for-all feel of the platform or to mock the tone of Kickstarter campaigns in general (which have been mounted by small-timers and movie-making celebrities alike).

The songs were as varied as their performances, but they all felt of a piece: wryly observant, warily optimistic, asking for empathy rather than pity.

This has all the feel of one of those epic Metsian meltdown seasons.

This has all the feel of like a 1-1, 2-2 tie that goes into extra innings.

All the feels of March.#MarchMadness pic.twitter.com/E9eTISNucF.

We all feel capable of playing.

We all feel part of what's going on".