Sentence examples for feel of life from inspiring English sources
The scenes in Katniss's home turf, District 12, have the feel of life under totalitarian control.
From the "family feel" of life at Everton, it was welcome to the school of hard knocks.
When she was 14 and was going to Miss Winsor's School, she found it hard to make friends & often went to sit in the lobby of the Copley-Plaza to get the feel of life.
Kirby's artistic skills gave the book a visual punch, and, with his experience with romance comics and Lee's knack for dialogue, they captured the soap-opera feel of life in a superpowered family.
Michael Slater, who has for years written brilliantly about Dickens as a harried man of letters, perfectly captures the hectic, breathless feel of life as a journalist in early Victorian London.
Colquhoun's skilful comic-style line artwork tell the story in pictures and gives a real feel of life and death in the trenches and doesn't duck the tragedy or the stupidity.
We changed the question 'Did you feel full of pep?' to 'Did you feel full of life?' to ensure its cultural relevance [13]-[15 [13]-[15
All items of the SF-36v2 passed the test for item internal consistency, except for item 9a (Did you feel full of life?).
Some critics say that his wide-open approach registers the real feel of modern life.
No one gives us the feel of past life as she does.
