Sentence examples for feel of large from inspiring English sources

"We were looking for that feel of large, open rooms".

Most cats don't like the feel of large pieces of mulch, so they will avoid the areas with it.

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Burrowing into the underground depths of the Dig, Barnes captures that eerie sense of dislocation felt on large construction sites, the feeling of being a member of a lost civilization, trapped in this pit that time forgot.

We're inside the clubhouse, which has the feel of a large log cabin.

Eliot noted the imperfect rhyme scheme – parade and said do not quite rhyme – as strongly contributing to this effect, with the slight interruption supporting the feel of a large number of men marching together, not quite in harmony.

The new effect was interesting, after the staff-meeting feel of the larger conference room system.

It's the feel of the large-diameter steering wheel in your hand.

Though there was a midweek feel to large chunks of Woodward's initial selection, the management would have desired far more in the way of positives as the squad prepare to embark for Auckland tomorrow night.

But even before Sept. 11, agencies had begun to feel the effect of large cuts made by corporations in their travel and entertainment budgets because of the slowing economy.

It was a sentiment expressed by many at the event, who felt criticism of large-scale area bombing by the RAF near the end of WWII stalled plans for a memorial as it had become a "political issue".