Sentence examples similar to feel attributes from inspiring English sources

Flavor is a combination of taste, aroma and mouth-feel attributes, defining a specific sensory profile that ultimately affects consumer judgment regarding the overall quality of fruits.

"I felt these attributes demonstrated aesthetically and conceptually the core ideas within 'Waves.'".

Despite this, we feel confident attributing changes in the health facilities in the study to the maternal and newborn quality improvement intervention, since there were no other documented improvement measures occurring at the same time.

In regretting the film's failure to portray the "despair my generation felt", you attribute your feelings to an entire generation and assume that anyone who was "female … or working class felt marginalised".

Consensus on climate change built incrementally through the 1990s until, by the time the 2001 IPCC report came out (with the hockey stick graph in it), there were very few scientists who felt uncomfortable attributing some climate change to human activity.

It feels wrong attributing absolute power to your adviser but your adviser has absolute power.

Lozano disagreed and said that he felt that attributing the problems faced by gay Latinos to machismo or Latino culture just "sensationalizes" and "racializes" what he believes is a shared gay experience.

Perhaps women felt that attributing their partner's behavior to the war was to excuse it in some way.

They then develop new female video game characters that they feel possess positive attributes for girls their age to emulate.

Others let designers pick a typeface to express what they feel are the attributes of the brand rather than its ability to be read quickly.

The last two episodes, for all their good moments and sturdy attributes, feel like mopping-up exercises, to some extent.