Sentence examples for feel accentuated from inspiring English sources

At Mr. Meer's restaurant City Hall, in a landmarked mid-19th-century building on Duane Street with cast-iron columns, he combined what had been two restaurants into one large dining room of 10,000 square feet, with light pear-wood tables, curved booths and a period feel accentuated by historic photos of New York.

Every moment felt accentuated, brighter and emphasized as if being reinforced to be better remembered later.

This coin-op shooter feel is accentuated by the offbeat sound design.

The gentle, breezy feel is accentuated by Alessi's solo work that takes to the air like a bird in flight.

The lack of diabetes nurse specialists in the system was also felt to stem from historical underfunding but was felt to be accentuated by recent cuts in funding as a result of the Irish government's economic austerity programme.

Thi oversaw I Corps with a great deal of autonomy, and the other officers felt threatened, which was accentuated by Thi's alignment with Buddhist activist movements in his region, traditionally a Buddhist stronghold.

In addition, the personality of a neurotic patient may accentuate felt pain, and a stoic or resilient personality may diminish its perceived intensity.

Contrary to how it might feel, fondling dangerous animals only accentuates the divide between us and them.

Its fullback, Ben Foden, said it was "150 percent the worst I have felt after the game," pain accentuated by the reflection that his team was "22-6 up, we had one foot through the door.

Nine of the 46 tracks on this double CD are Lee Perry-produced tracks by the Upsetters, with rhythm feels and brash horn parts accentuated by Ruddock's mixing: listen to the trombone and bass on V/S Panta Rock; the hallucinatory brass parts on IPA Skank; the musical jokes of Freak Out Skank.

The ragtime feel of the track is accentuated by instrumentation such as tack piano, horns and banjo, the last of which Spizer credits as having been played by Tork.