Sentence examples similar to feel of action from inspiring English sources

But even in their day such pictures must have had the feel of action-adventure films, thrillers that got your blood pounding but had little to do with the way you lived your life.

The feel of the action is distant from the comfortable familiarity a reader immediately gets from a Grisham legal thriller.

Having a vote to decide that they feel so strongly about a grievance, a sense of injustice that they feel that course of action is justified and is necessary".

"All consulted at that time felt the course of action taken was the appropriate one".

But, with a bit of imagination you can at least get a virtual feel of the icy action and be visually transported to Antarctica.

At its best the band makes this process feel intuitive, creating cycles of action and implication.

"I feel the best course of action for Terrence and the team at this time is for him to play in the D-League," King said.

Sir James added: "While I am totally confident there is no substance to any of the allegations, I nonetheless feel the right course of action for the FSA is for me to resign from the FSA board".

To be disabled thus suggests dependency on a system of "special" accommodations, and to be marked "disabled" is to feel one's sphere of action constrict, as everyday tasks take longer and become more difficult or simply impossible.

Just as unsurprising is that the vast majority of women who haven't had this support and information feel the same course of action would be putting themselves at risk.

Thankfully, technology has finally caught up to the delicate art of painting with the Sensu Brush, a utensil that mimics the feel and action of a real paintbrush and paints like one too.