Sentence examples for clinical feel from inspiring English sources

But the airless, clinical feel of Extant soon feeds into a growing sense of paranoia, of manufactured reality.

We always put these in as it gives a more realistic, life-like feel, and a less clinical feel to the music.

Another way to escape the clinical feel of an all-white bathroom is to mix in a few pops of off-white.

As a result, the setting was minimized to make the usable aspects of the puzzle easier to spot, using the clinical feel of the setting in the film The Island as reference.

In the absence of clear adjudications or adjudication processes, judgments about the existence or degree of clinical importance are likely to be profoundly influenced by the contexts in which such judgments are made – with the possibility that judgments will be influenced by the clinical feel of research practices.

And although that store professes to encourage hands-on exploration of its products, the showroom has a clinical, forbidding feel.

Dr. Lipman, whose manner is amiable but decidedly clinical, may feel more comfortable before the cameras with an established on-air personality like Mr. Mullen.

If the title of Joshua Kendall's fine new biography of Roget has a clinical Oliver Sacks feel, the material pretty much justifies it.

Then there's the recurring issue of the progression mechanic – although some improvement has been made in this latest iteration – and the franchise's overly clinical, impersonal feel.

But even if Kirsch's case proves too extreme, that still leaves a placebo response rate of between 30 to 40percentt, meaning that 30 to 40percentt of the depressed subjects in clinical trials feel happier while taking a contentless pill.

"Kids who get to help shop and pack for camp," said Dr. Christopher Thurber, a clinical psychologist, "feel like they're taking part in the decision-making process and are much less likely to be as homesick as the ones who don't".