Sentence examples for feel of anything from inspiring English sources

Several new audio players have the look and feel of anything but digital technology.

Even her two sons bear out her dueling views of perfection: Her 14-year-old is "such a slob," while her 4-year-old is "a reorganizer" who "hates the feel of anything icky".

I don't know whether to blame the movie or the original book, but the material is so afraid of making you feel bad that it fails to make you feel much of anything.

You' re separated… You' re not even part of your family… you don' t feel part of the community; I don' t feel part of anything".

Plummer Of course, you feel capable of anything, and one is.

It works fine, but I confess I don't feel much of anything about it.

These people probably don't feel part of anything and are looking outside to be accepted.

The year was 1977, and the situation must have made Mr. Polanski indeed feel capable of anything.

"I'm pretty sure you're wrong about that," said Gawain, who didn't feel sure of anything just then.

By then it is hard to feel much of anything for these heroes, who are all notions and no depth.

It sounds strange, but just a week of ingesting nothing but raw fruit and vegetables has made me feel capable of anything as I head home.