Sentence examples for feel punchy from inspiring English sources

Iraq's leader has reason to feel punchy.

Similarly, a direct, simple sentence will often feel "punchier" than one with many subclauses and commas.

This Alhambra felt punchier than the 1.4-litre, petrol car, but was noisier and bumpier.

The Look: Punchy.

Same basic transmission as a Cayman GTS, but the lever has been cut down by 20mm, so the shifts feel very punchy, you just jab the lever around the gate, and if you have the Sport button pressed, it does the rev matching for you.

"You felt sort of punchy and spaced out".

At first, there's not much to separate I'm a Ram from more stereotypical Green hits, but a rhythm guitar riff that anticipates the clavinet sound in Stevie Wonder's Superstition and a particularly taut drum and bass performance that anchors the horn-seasoned soundbed gives the song a punchier, funkier feel than normal.

With a fresh batch of beautiful women, sociopathic villains and high-tech gadgets, each film feels more stylish and punchy than the last.

Looting is so fluid now that you only need to hover over an unlocked storage space to see what's inside, while shooting feels and sounds punchier with a dual trigger system for more responsiveness.

It felt well worth the wait during a punchy singalong set which included "Rat Race", an animated "Nightclub" and a closing, triumphant rendition of "Ghost Town".

The assault rifles in this game "feel good"; the shotguns in that game are "punchy and satisfying".