Sentence examples for enough feel from inspiring English sources

Both do what it says on the tin, but you don't get enough feel for what's happening.

When he arrived — white, earnest and fresh from the North — white Southerners told him that a Northerner would soon enough "feel about Negroes as Southerners do".

Even if many more years pass without seeing Britain's flagship company on New York stages again, the city will soon enough feel the effects of the new choice of director.

Joel Buchsbaum, a draft analyst for Pro Football Weekly, said Vick "really is not ready for the N.F.L. yet" because "he just doesn't have enough feel for reading coverages and the sophisticated part of the passing game".

But since we're in a world ever more moulded by science, and where decisions on how science is applied shouldn't be made just by scientists, then that's a reason why one hopes the public will at least have enough feel for science for debates to get beyond just slogans.

If all that is not unsavory enough, feel free to revisit the Roger Clemens mess, dredged up by his interview on ESPN Radio, which SI.com's Jon Heyman said has succeeded in making Clemens look like an even bigger jerk than Barry Bonds, which is no small feat.

I sought out the texts and sure enough felt the inverse of my film experience.

In victory today, it was all going to be laid before the Giants: a virtual lock on a playoff berth, the memory of last week's collapse to St . Louispleasantly purged and enough feel-good momentum to carry them through a holiday week of travel to the next game in Arizona.

Enough FEELing BAD.

Enough feel-good talk about these piddling things.

The houses are far enough apart for privacy but close enough to feel connected.