Sentence examples for difference in the feel from inspiring English sources

What I love about this region is the subtle but absolute difference in the feel of the valleys and the people who live in them.

Casesa says he generally cannot tell the difference in the feel of the balls, but tries to offer the freshest-looking ones in his batch.

We were testing the 2.5-liter car rather than the far more pricey ($36,950 3.0-literr machine, but there's likely no difference in the feel of the transmission.

Before this, there is not enough difference (in the feel) to tell the vet she is pregnant.

If you do tape the buttons, there will be a slight difference in the feel of the guitar while playing, but it will be more secure during spins.

That said, there are some radical differences in the feel of the establishments.

The only difference is in the felt, according to Jason Collins, the global business director for Wilson balls.

Q: Is there any difference in the way you felt physically, feel stronger?

There's a big difference in the way people feel about their public library vs. how they feel about the campus library, or the college campus in general.

According to those familiar with the Weinstein and French versions, the two cuts deviate only in about five minutes' worth of scenes--but those are crucial scenes, and even the tone within the overlapping scenes spell big differences in the overall feel of the film.

Aligning ourselves to a cause that sets out to make a big difference in the world might feel grandiose or unrealistic (or both).