Sentence examples for enveloping feel from inspiring English sources

Jones's songs have a subject, but they also have an enveloping feel.

The Rotunda Room acquired a warmer, clubbier, more enveloping feel with Deco-style tub chairs and swag drapery.

Walls, lamps and furniture at East emulate organic forms – flowers, trees, droplets – giving a warm, enveloping feel.

I felt enveloped; feeling her close to me was like outer space, with all its questions: Is it infinite or contained?

The opener, "Completely Exposed," is a wary grievance made to feel enveloping, with layers of Mr. Lidell's trademark beat-boxing, sampled and digitally distressed.

The problem is that they are not gritty enough, nor is the reader close enough, nor is the darkness so enveloping as to feel that right kind of relentlessness.

Early in its sold-out first set, an enveloping piece called "Human Feel" underscored that idea.

Dwarf Fortress may not look real, but once you're hooked, it feels vast, enveloping, alive.

Both these books are damply enveloping, even if each feels as though it could go 100 years without cracking a smile.

I was told that the classes normally take place in dark, cavernous, candlelit rooms where the sound feels more enveloping, acting as a sonic blanket.

After following up with the Mandy, Robert says he laid down in the spare room: "I felt enveloped in the most amazing feeling.