Sentence examples for correct feel from inspiring English sources

Replacing the cap should restore the correct feel.

A photographer has to think carefully about how to set the exposure to get the correct feel of the scene.

The IS300 has the correct feel on the outside to capture a younger buyer, but what's on the inside isn't there yet, and it needs to be, or Lexus' attempt to go Teuton will stall in its tracks.

There's a lot going on in the oddly — but aptly — titled "Song of Back and Neck". So why does this often amusing comedy about chronic pain (yes, that's correct) feel so thin?

Gunn worked with live raccoons to get the correct feel for the character, and to make sure it was "not a cartoon character", saying, "It's not Bugs Bunny in the middle of the Avengers, it's a real, little, somewhat mangled beast that's alone.

In cases where the houses have been renovated and no longer reflect "the correct look, feel and time period for that neighborhood, it can really hurt the house," she said.

In our politically correct, feel-good, be-happy time we are shielded from – and underestimate – the dark side of laughter that was better known to the ancients.

Mr. King also said that while he supported meeting with community leaders, he did not want such meetings to be "politically correct, feel-good encounters, which ignore the threats posed by dangerous individuals in the community".

But to have described Dibdin's fiction in the previous section as "British", though technically correct, feels uneasy.

I am drawn to Buddhist traditions not to correct felt deficits in my own tradition, but to deepen my experience of the world by entering into another way of understanding and living.

Nadal got to within six points of victory in the fifth set so he is correct to feel good about this loss.