Sentence examples for change of feel from inspiring English sources
With this change in pace comes something of a change of feel, too.
Many of us, the stepchildren of India, felt its change of spirit, felt the gravitational force of condensed hope.
Whatever the case, his change of tack feels jagged with impatience and panic.
Within these confines, Ulmer builds a parable of implacable fate, and of lives so paltry and pinched that a change of identity feels like a smart idea.
They also warn of Iranian-style protests and instability if the population in the north, which largely supports a change of government, feels its vote has been manipulated.
In part it seems underwhelming because the mess in which the Argentinian Football Association finds itself is so great that a change of coach feels pointlessly cosmetic.
Different angles and types of shots change the feel of a scene.
Be aware of things that change the feel of your skin, like a cool breeze or the warmth of the sun.
The change of attitude was felt beyond just the post office.
Rumors of the riskiness and unlimited opportunity of Las Vegas are somewhat exaggerated, but that doesn't change the feel of the place.
The simple act of knowing the people who live around you really can change the feel of a block, neighborhood and community.
