Sentence examples for book feel from inspiring English sources
Sometimes, that makes the book feel confused.
It makes this book feel off key.
Did the book feel like reportage or a meditative essay?
Their absence makes this elegantly written book feel a little chilly.
The frequent section breaks at times make the book feel schematic and overcrowded.
What makes this book feel essential is not the admirably unobtrusive writing, nor any particular originality.
The cardboard-cutout montage has a children's comic-book feel.
"Up Is Up" itself has a scrap-book feel.
There is a perverse, comic-book feel to enemies like an evil clown throwing deadly juggling clubs or a zombie fat lady throwing globs of toxic cellulite.
"Grimm" has a comic-book feel, and the story seemed a little thin and stitched together on first viewing, with a lurching tonal shift into peppy humor in the second half-hour.
You get that sweet, Ladybird-book feel of noble British freedoms in the images on Parker's tapestry, such as the 1902 illustration of King John signing Magna Carta that has been evocatively translated into thread.
