Sentence examples for feel designed from inspiring English sources

Yet the Passat, unlike the dumbed-down Jetta, doesn't feel designed for the bargain bin.

There are some sentences that feel designed to bring me out in a cold sweat.

Though it's a stone's throw from the Bowery's new night life scene, Kenmare has refreshingly decent food and doesn't feel designed for party people (not totally, at least).

For example the scenes of Marshall delivering firm slaps to Barney are ideal fodder for GIFs but also gave rise to "slap bet" and "Slapsgiving," which have stretched out over seasons and feel designed to live as Twitter hashtags.

Propelling around on a course dramatically varied by ambient air currents — at some moments a vicious zoom, at others an indecisive hovering — the fan becomes an economical point of fascination that makes the space feel designed for nothing else.

More and more, the most popular mechanics within freemium games feel designed to make us pay, rather than to delight us so much that we want to spend money.

Down below, it feels designed only for temporary habitation as it was.

The second season revisits these questions in a way that feels designed to shock on another level.

The scene felt designed to let both audiences cry, the one inside the show and the one outside it.

The young writer and producer plays at Baby's All Right, a rare sort of venue that feels designed to engender good vibes.

From then on, pleasurable as "Sex and the City" remained, it also felt designed to push back at its audience's wish for identification, triggering as much anxiety as relief.