Sentence examples for balanced feel from inspiring English sources

He is wonderful, but ITV has to have a balanced feel.

NY Rock stated that the album has a "more balanced feel to it" than that of Slipknot's most recent release at that time, Iowa.

But above all, it was defined by a more balanced feel to the performance.

There is now a better balanced feel to the front-five, with Matthew Rees and Adam Jones ousting the English duo of Lee Mears and Phil Vickery who drop out of the match-day squad entirely.

In just two matches in charge, Scolari has overhauled the Brazil team and given it new life and a more balanced feel in terms of age, experience and skill.

The way this season dealt with one central issue that affected the whole family made the "Parenthood" balance feel off.

And just imagine what how great being truly balanced will feel.

"It never quite feels balanced; it always feels like I'm just responding to whatever's going on," he tells The Creators Project.

Serious poetry readers like to be put off balance, feel their stomachs drop.

Actually, that's kind of awesome: how does that "delicate balance" feel in countries with 15, 20, 25 percent unemployment?

Nevertheless, we feel a close affinity with all our colleagues within the EU and, on balance, feel it would be favourable for Britain to remain within it.