Sentence examples for experimental feel from inspiring English sources

A movie often has an experimental feel in the beginning, but by the end you hope it feels like a real object, a real film, so that you forget it's an experiment.

It has an experimental feel by TV standards, especially in the first few episodes, which take place mostly inside Jacqueline's apartment and feel like Roman Polanski's "Repulsion" remade as a slightly less creepy romantic comedy.

During the closure, from April, the National will present a programme in a temporary, 225-seat structure called the Shed, with cheaper tickets (£12 and £20), less predictable start times and a more experimental feel than has been possible in the Cottesloe.

So I think Pearce has done the right thing here in leaving some experienced players out of his squad and giving it more of an experimental feel.

Even as he sang about dour subjects such as death and illness, neon-outfitted dancers out of a Jane Fonda fever dream pranced around him .It's OK we keep making those mistakes but we're gonna learn and we're gonna grow‎," Stevens said at one point, in a statement befitting the experimental feel of his show.

None of the actors had any clue what was going to happen next, giving the film a spontaneous and experimental feel.

One year later, he's back with a new epic titled CouCou On Mars that's so peculiar and challenging that calling it "experimental" feels like a hideous understatement. .

Dishes often have an experimental, amateurish feel.

By the time they entered into public consciousness, Facebook and Twitter and YouTube and Skype seemed fully formed (in contrast to the more experimental, improvisational feel of Google+, which, as Gmail was when introduced, in "beta" version).

sad to hear about oliveros passing she made experimental music feel so approachable and necessary, opened a lot of doors for people RIP.

The five minute audiovisual performance by United Visual Artists (light design) and Mira Calix (experimental soundtrack) felt at once alien and prehistoric.