Sentence examples for distinct feel from inspiring English sources

The island of Mykonos has more than 20 beaches, each with its own distinct feel.

FOR one day this month the Los Angeles County Museum of Art had the distinct feel of summer camp.

Despite being the host team, this game had the distinct feel of a road challenge for the Americans.

Bradshaw says: One of the most exciting, powerful and moving examples of New Latin American cinema, though Cidade de Deus has its own distinct feel.

Perhaps, what with the stock market's showing all the charm of a defoliant, getting the exchange has the distinct feel of a booby prize.

The four long, improvised pieces here were variously recorded in the US, the UK and France with a rotating cast of players, giving each a distinct feel.

Each content type has a distinct look and feel to help you easily identify a news article from comment or a podcast from a gallery.

Each area of the Triangle, consisting of Raleigh, Durham, Chapel Hill and surrounding towns, has a distinct flavor and feel, while connecting together to form a strong energetic presence.

Also, why do I get the distinct feeling that he feels like we're slumming it.

"The print Magazine has a distinct 'premium' feel to it, and we felt the site should too," Nelson added.

Obama's visit to Buffalo had a distinct campaign feel.