Sentence examples for different feeling from the from inspiring English sources

"It's such a different feeling from the last time".

"You get a very different feeling from the audiences for 'Jitney,' " he said.

It's a completely different feeling from the gentle resignation a conductor like, say, Osmo Vänskä finds in the same music.

Davy Jones Lockerr was shot at Utah, and it was shot in a monochromatic way to represent its different feeling from the usual colorful environment of a pirate.

For the day players and the crowd scenes, it was mostly rental stock that came from the U.S. because it's an American story and the clothes had a different feeling from the British stuff.

It was quite a different feeling from that at the New York Film Festival, which is all at Lincoln Center.

Also, for English‐speaking persons interested in discussing such topics, guerrilla has that halo of distance; romantic figures in foreign countries, engaged in some vaguely perceived opera of violence, evoke quite different feelings from the spectacle of your neighbors' legs, arms and heads being collected in plastic containers outside the bombed‐out shell of your local supermarket.

This may be used to evoke different feelings from the audience.

The work shows late at night so a lot of the visual action is the signage, it's a totally different feeling from Times Square during the day.

"Although the 3-D production has a different feeling from live filming, we should support the Olympics by taking the authorities at their word and not arguing," said a post by Xin Shuibin on a Baidu discussion site.

Carroll's flirtations with the N.F.L. are almost an annual rite, but this courtship has a different feeling from previous dalliances with teams like the Miami Dolphins and the Atlanta Falcons.