Sentence examples for direct feel from inspiring English sources

In the upstairs dining room Mr. Spangenthal has come up with a short menu with a fresh, direct feel to it.

Or rather, while he meticulously records every horror, he uses a calm graphic style that gives his drawings a fresh and direct feel of eyewitness truth.

Poliner and Ellis [34] state that, as in the universal practice in the speech recognition community, this is probably the most adequate measure, since it gives a direct feel for the quantity of errors that will occur as a proportion of the total quantity of notes present.

Instagram Direct felt half-baked when the in-app chat feature launched without the ability to send photo replies in December 2013.

Perhaps this more direct pop feel – you can definitely dance to Ain't It Fun – is a practical choice as much as an artistic one.

"So much of this is habitual," she says, so while rejecting someone or being direct may feel overwhelming at first, with practice you can make it work.

Every ping signaling a text or swoosh alerting me to a Twitter direct message feels like a tiny gift in waiting.

The limpid, direct dance felt light years away from Fagan's awkward intricacies and perfectly matches Steve Reich's dappled, translucid New York Counterpoint.

But the broader our socializing becomes, the more vulnerable direct contact feels – and the harder it is to create a connection at will.

Today, in the production office for a new production of King Lear, which he is directing, I feel the same again.

The direct message feels like an email to: with its tunnel from you to them, but it also carries an affinity with its realtime insertion into the push notification stream.