Sentence examples for better feel of from inspiring English sources

With its deep green motif, the place has a better feel of unity than the two complicated new palaces in New York.

Every year, hundreds of thousands of students visit their chosen institutions to get a better feel of what they're really like.

At a later stage, I make a dummy at the real size of the book to get a better feel of the end product.

As opposed to Thursday Night Dinners, where upperclassmen would take a nearly-random group of people to dinner, the new Residence Midway allowed the fraternities the opportunity to get a better feel of the freshman class, Richter added.

Every at-bat Jeter seemed to gain a better feel of Masterson's repertory and deceptive three-quarter arm slot — striking out, flying out and walking before yanking an eighth-inning dovere over Austin Kearns's head in right field.

The hallways are set up in jagged formation, so that the patients will have a better feel of movement than they would by simply pacing back and forth in a straight hall.

Some numerical experiments were conducted to get a better feel for the utility of the bounds.

The title refrain of "Feel Good, Feel Better, Feel Wonderful" is one of those hooks, a glowing exhortation.

We have a much better feel now for the nature of challenges in front of us".

In her mind, it had better a feel of the moment.

"You have better control, I feel, of the flow of alcohol".