Sentence examples for certain feel from inspiring English sources

Phenomenalism about pleasure is the thesis that pleasure is a mental state or property that is or that has a certain something that is 'what it is like' for its subject; a certain feel, feeling, felt character, tone or phenomenology.

You get a certain feel for it and it becomes a mystical, magical thing.

The place has a certain feel to it, a cachet, if you will.

The morning has a certain feel to it, sort of like the first day of school.

You just get a certain feel for what the number's going to be that day.

Block goes on to argue that the fact it has a certain feel does not entail that it is accessible.

On Gershwin's rolls for That Certain Feeling, Sweet and Low-Down, Kickin' the Blue, as well as Rhapsody in Blue, the result is a fuller, busier sound.

First, one might conjoin the premise that pleasure has certain felt character with the premise that all or most of us believe this felt character to be good.

Certain people feel safer holding more physical assets".

And certain things feel wrong, not true to human emotions.

But Mr. Rubell's photographs had "a certain fun feel to them," Mr. Baca said.