Sentence examples for feel of how from inspiring English sources

"It's clear the right things are happening and I've met with one of the families involved in the (pupil referral unit) in Neyland to try to get a feel of how local people are feeling".

"You just get a feel of how big the game is.

But Goldman seems to have a feel of how the ambience of historic properties can be exploited -- positively".

I always said, just be around me a week and you'll get the real feel of how I am.

I meet with her so I can get a general feel of how she is faring day-to-day.

"I was ripping out pictures from magazines, but I couldn't get a feel of how it would all come together".

In a casual moment in training camp last week, Bradley recalled a visit to Argentina to get the feel of how that nation develops its vast talent.

"I felt like we had a pretty good feel of how Mike, today at morning brunch, kind of communicated how he wanted the offense to flow," Bryant said.

Hearing her talk during the masterclass about how the Greystoke experience could have destroyed her and how proud she feels of how far she's come since then, really hit a chord.

Started focusing on how I wanted to feel instead of how I wanted to look.

"It also made me feel ashamed of how little I live life," she says.