Sentence examples for dynamic feel from inspiring English sources

But this time the water really comes thundering down, and, throughout the movie, Petersen has a dynamic feel for the rush and heave of the deluge, the pent-up energy, the sheer heft and momentum.

Users can upload new stories at any time, giving profiles a more dynamic feel.

That doesn't just expand the pool, but may also make the "get down" dynamic feel a little less awkward.

In the picker, the photos move around a little in their boxes, giving the app a dynamic feel as well as a way to see more of the image.

In the picker, the photos move around a little in their boxes, giving the app a dynamic feel as well as a way to see more of the image.

"He comes with some great experience in basketball and a good understanding of what I'm trying to do with the team this coming season". "The idea is for him to play alongside Josh Wilcher, where both players can handle the ball, both can play off the ball and it will give a real dynamic feel to the team's back court.

Yet in his hands this dynamic feels unstable and mystifying.

Eliza, sensitive to these changes in the family dynamic, feels guilty for her part in causing them.

As his villainous counterpart, Mark Strong has less to work with, stuck with a rather rote bad guy role and despite the film's indulgent two-hour-plus running time, the pair's antagonistic dynamic feels undercooked.

Publisher's Weekly: "Peppered with touching moments in which the women find unexpected common ground, as well as hilariously snarky asides between Betsy and Lois at the end of each chapter, the mother-daughter dynamic feels genuine.

What's more, the dynamic does feel different from recent crises.