Sentence examples for feel of which from inspiring English sources

Modern political leadership is less about weight of argument than lightness of feel, of which Mr Kennedy's own success is the persuasive recent example.

This "Tonight Show" is also resolutely similar to the "Late Night" show Fallon had been doing in the 12 35 slot after Leno, the look and feel of which, if memory serves, evolved as a response to a galling discovery in Fallon's earliest episodes: For all his talents as a performer, the host was and mostly still is terrible at interviewing people.

Its eventual lead designer was Paul Kidd, creator of Beam Software's 1991 Nightshade, elements and a feel of which he then carried on to Shadowrun.

The tips of my fingers search the woven thrush of the seat, the feel of which belies the hardness my butt once endured.

Look at a few cats rather than just one, and get a feel of which cat you're leaning to.

Even if you have just started playing the instrument, play testing can't hurt, as you will be able to notice at least the worst of problems and you'll get a feel of which saxes "feel" best to you.

They've depended on previous performance evaluations, past revenue, and gut feel, all of which can be unreliable and, at worst, lead to costly bad decisions.

It was, she feels, something of which her husband would have approved.

Uematsu has said that the soundtrack has a feel of "realism", which prevented him from using "exorbitant, crazy music".

Uematsu has said the soundtrack has a feel of "realism", which prevented him from using "exorbitant, crazy music".

There are CD-Rs that have the look and feel of vinyl, which are relatively inexpensive.