Sentence examples for bit of a feel from inspiring English sources

"It's definitely got a little bit of a feel to it that it's still part of the last four years".

I had a bit of a feel for it and it was something I wanted to do.

The teenager said: "I asked her if anything had happened as I'd seen messages before asking for a bit of a feel".

"It's a little bit of a feel thing," Turner said when asked why he decided to call the play when he did.

I think it's good because you get a little bit of a feel for the ground and a feel for what it is going to be like on game day".

It's so clean and tight along with some real darkness too that may evoke a bit of a feel of Silent Hill.

Many Europeans are experiencing a "bit of a feel-good factor," Mr. Schmieding said, as rising home values make their owners feel wealthy, pushing them to spend, and even take out loans for big purchases.

"You're able to create a bit of a community feel.

It will be a little bit of a gut feel.

There is a bit of a Games feel about all being here.

"There's a bit of a family feel here tonight," she said.