Sentence examples for feel coarse from inspiring English sources

The grey bits feel coarse, and they drain colour from my face.

When the particles feel coarse, soils are sandy, while soils that feel finer consist of clay particles.

It is sharp but not mean, sweet but not soft, and for all its rowdy obscenity it rarely feels coarse or crude.

Compared with rock-solid convertibles from some European manufacturers, the C70's structure can be shaky and its drivetrain feels coarse.

A bunch of semi-silent thugs instruct him to hire a specific actress for his latest film; whether Lynch intends this as professional satire or as a surreal riff on the madness of the industry, it feels coarse and heavy, and you find it hard to care what happens to the unappealing Adam.

Faux fur: feels coarse and rough to touch, feels synthetic; can be sticky to touch in humid weather, and it might have the same feel as a stuffed toy animal.

The season ended strong, and it made daring structural leaps — one of Kohan's trademarks on "Weeds" — but it felt coarser, too, and more violent, with slack midseason pacing that led some viewers to stop watching.

The few other characters – mahjong-mad landlady Mrs Suen, Chow's buffoonish friend Ah Ping, and Su's philandering boss, feel abrasively coarse against the lead pair's quiet grace.

At first, the mixture will feel pretty coarse, but as you add more water, it'll start to stick together.

My only issue was really with the scroll wheel, which has a stiff, notched feel to its rotation that feels like coarse vibration when you're scrolling up and down any distance.

But uneven-cylinder engines always feel a bit coarse and this one is no different.