Sentence examples for feel of print from inspiring English sources

After polling her users, Tess Macleod Smith, vice president of publishing and media at Net-a-Porter, knew there was an appetite for the "tactility, the look and feel of print".

It's about getting the feel of print as much as possible".

Time's Pine said he will always love the feel of print the most, but admitted the majority of people who interact with the magazine now do so on digital platforms.

A purpose-built app, crafted to serve content on a device without emulating the look or feel of printed media.

"The fact the company plans to downgrade terms for people moving to the digital site, including women returning from maternity leave, is scandalous and undermines their plan to capture the feel of the Independent print titles from the start.

It's not the hardware that's unique — although it is nice and I'll get to that in a bit — it's the software that formats publications to the device while retaining the feel of the print version.

If anyone was starting to feel that the power of print media was diminishing and overshadowed by lightning-quick online posts, one only has to look at what happened this week to see that print media can still pack an almighty punch.

Why? A.G.S.: It felt like a vestige of print.

"It felt glum," she replied, "that early work going out of print, it felt like a death, as if my tongue had been cut out".

But the vintage feel of the pallid flower prints, a torn effect on a crochet cardigan and leafy shades of green gave the show bite.

While the slick digitized edition of a longtime family favorite can't really replace the comforting feel of a well-worn printed book being read in a warm lap, the app versions do provide additional opportunities for children who want to hone their reading skills on their own.