Sentence examples for basic feel from inspiring English sources
A band of residents see such development as a threat to the city's affordability and basic feel.
"Looking at the Web is a good way to get a basic feel for the college," said Ms. Welsh, who decided to enroll at Earlham after spending a day touring its small campus and noticing the diversity of students there.
And, despite some lapses in characterisation which will irritate longstanding fans (Constantine would not deal with an intruder in his house by telephoning the police) Rankin does seem to have a basic feel for his adopted hero.
One-day cricket may be an ever-evolving state of the art but there are a couple of ways of judging teams in different eras: relative success against their peers; and the less tangible, more emotional gauge of a team's basic feel and style and trajectory.
I wasn't able to get a full demo of the Social Studio, but you can get a basic feel for it in the video embedded at the end of this post.
Survs lets you kick off with a basic feel, but after some time you'll notice the little things that show how much power remains hidden behind the application's primary screens.
When the filter of a second language falls away, my connection to these sentences, though more basic, feels purer, at times more intimate, than when I read in English.
The fundamental work of an organism is characterized as follows: (1) receptivity to stimuli from the surrounding environment; (2) the ability to act upon the world to obtain, selectively, what the organism needs; and (3) the basic felt need that drives the organism to act as it must to obtain what it needs and what its receptivity reveals to be available (ibid, 61).
Even the stage had a back-to-basics feel with cardboard covered walls and a plywood catwalk painted to look like cardboard.
These are only the basics, feel free to add your own moves and dance freestyle.
Apple partisans have long asserted that Microsoft stole the basic look and feel of Windows from Apple's operating system, Mac OS.
