Sentence examples for feel of new from inspiring English sources

The Villa players fed off the relaxed feel of new management and a new competition.

These are people who love the look and smell and feel of new cars.

That reader also wanted to know if the flow and feel of New Fantasyland is smooth and "magical".

He loved football for simple, almost childlike, reasons: the smell of fresh-cut grass, the feel of new cleats, the first touchdown scored each season.

Despite the modern, fashionable feel of its new ads, Woodford Reserve's definitions of gender are radically narrow, and its sense of the possibilities for human sexuality even narrower.

Bowie's transmutations have always had the look and feel of something new, the "next thing".

I'm staying at the Quest which has the fresh-paint feel of smart new apartments.

I still remember the wide-open sky, the feel of the new grass, the satisfying crack of the bat.

It has the feel of something new, too, an undiscovered cuisine, rather than a rehash of an old one.

But the big worry is the public's reaction to the smooth, springy feel of the new notes.

Whether parents will like the feel of these new reins in their hands is an open question.