Sentence examples similar to distinct feels from inspiring English sources

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.

Past research showed fat had a distinct feel in the mouth, but when scientists removed texture and smell clues people could still tell the difference.

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 of its eight galleries constitutes a chapter unto itself, with a distinct feel and its own play of artworks, subjects and styles.

Because each brand has a distinct feel, it is just another reason it is hard to play on the road in college basketball.

And he noted that Bed-Stuy itself was "really a collection of small neighborhoods," each with a distinct feel and pricing.

The room by now had a distinct feel of "us and them" and if there is a line drawn in the sand I don't ever want to find myself on the same side as Hague and Johnson.

Mr. Terrell said the area had a distinct feel with a "laid-back woodsy vibe where you can wear a flannel shirt and you smell wood smoke in the air".