Sentence examples for feel characteristic from inspiring English sources

The current crop mostly has the made-up-on-the-spot feel characteristic of so much Web comedy — roll the camera, find two or three laughs, and it's on to the next episode.

And that, too, feels characteristic of a city whose diffidence sets it apart.

The five feel characteristics investigated, 'pleasantness', 'hardness', 'solidity'livelinessess' and perceived vibration level, were found to be strongly correlated; shots that were regarded as having a pleasant feel were also rated as having felt solid, lively, soft and with little vibration perceived.

They can wriggle out of their eggs and into the water up to 30% prematurely if they feel the characteristic vibrations of a snake attack.

He felt the characteristic of the sound was representative of his state of mind.

On a walk through a Magnolia Park neighborhood on a blustery afternoon this week, city officials snapped smartphone photos and discussed design elements of various homes they felt were characteristic of Burbank.

An active stick which has variable force-feel characteristics is developed.

Also, I feel like one characteristic of The Manhattan Tranfer has always been eclecticism.

In contrast, consumers who preferred PCP choice more than cost saving would feel this plan characteristic restricted their access to preferred providers, and would be less likely to report 'satisfaction with amount of PCP choice'.

Veterans assessed how well their personality reflected a set of 22 characteristics (e.g. eating healthfully, exercise, concern for others, and coping well with stress), and whether they felt these characteristics had changed since experiencing cancer.

We believe that this product is unique in the product look and feel maintaining the characteristics of traditional newsprint".