Sentence examples for easy feel from inspiring English sources

In contrast to the heavy metal soundtrack that accompanied the show, the collection had a fluid, oversized easy feel to its construction.

The resort itself only has two bars really and a few restaurants, so it's relatively quiet, but there's loads to see and it's got a nice, easy feel to it.

"We like to use plywood for its lightness and tactile tone," says Karin Gustafsson, creative director of Cos. "The material complements our collection and projects a modern, functional and easy feel".

Making that task easier, Mr. Berman wrote in an e-mail message, "White Collar" conforms to the USA template of shows that are original but "already have a familiar and easy feel".

With its serpentine lake bisected by an ornamental bridge and its exquisite kitchen garden sprouting many unusual varieties of fruit and vegetable (pictured), Clumber Park makes taking it easy feel right.

The room has the easy feel of an old-time oyster saloon, and oysters are, in fact, particularly good, whether raw, or fried and served with sauteed spinach and chipotle aioli.

Bashing Coles and Woolies is easy, feel-good politics.

The more traditional "strategic" topics don't allow for easy feel-good interaction, either.

Easy, feel-good recipes — especially those found wanting in the past — will probably fail if you try them again.

"Crown Heights," however, does not turn the story into an easy feel-good morality tale like "Brian's Song" or the hokey hockey movie "Miracle".

Wherever it goes "Touch" seems as if it has a chance to do what many shows that use characters with disabilities don't: go beyond the superficial and avoid easy, feel-good solutions.