Sentence examples for any feel from inspiring English sources

But walking round the streets of Kowloon, away from the glitzy, much photographed waterfront of Hong Kong island, you don't catch any feel of recession.

"Deceling" can cause the club face to open, and it robs a player of any feel, said J. C. Romero, whose other caddying jobs have included stints at Pebble Beach, Whistling Straits and Bandon Dunes.

For the Casa Milà, to contemporary eyes perhaps Gaudí's greatest work, lies just ahead, and if you have any feel for architecture, you must take special care not to drown beneath the rippling waves of the building's stone facade.

We worry about so many physical things in golf — when to turn our hips or hinge our wrists, how to rotate our shoulders or pivot the back foot — but do we have any feel for our most dominant senses?

Even if two banks are using the same valuation method for the same security, they can come up with different values, and it is very difficult for an investor to get any feel at all for just how optimistic, or pessimistic, a bank's estimates might be.

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Like any feel-good story, this one had a crucial moment of truth.

And Barbara Ley Toffler, who cast a dissenting vote along with Ms. Parker, said Mr. Hameeduddin's appointment had more to do with the council majority's instincts to slash spending than any feel-good vibrations.

All the elements are in place for an inspirational, heartland-America redemption story, but Hart taps into his characters' fears with gritty lyricism and noirish repartee that subvert any feel-good temptations.

Or as Runner's World described the president in one passage that broke decidedly from any feel-good tone: "His hair is plastered to his chest with sweat, he's gasping for air, and he's spitting and belching the way anyone might in an all-out race".

The potato, if there is any, feels very reconstituted.