Sentence examples for feel that was from inspiring English sources

His home had an austere, siesta-like feel that was unmistakably Barragánesque.

"The place took on a different feel that was simultaneously very creepy and seductive," Ms. Berman said.

But after World War II, the economy turned stagnant, and Neubau exuded a feel that was decidedly Eastern bloc.

Working systemically with families takes away the draconian feel that was present in social work practices in the past.

The smudges and blue pencil marks gave it a behind-the-scenes feel that was well worth the $100 price tag.

You could kind of feel that was the way the game was going and we were getting good turnovers and not making anything of them.

"We were hopeful of a favour from Sheffield Wednesday and I did feel that was going to be a difficult game for Watford.

Robben and Muller added late goals to give the scoreline a comprehensive feel that was harsh on a Dortmund team that impressed despite a lengthy injury list.

But we still tried to maintain the bridge feel that was little ethereal, a little spacey.

Messina decided to implement an "acoustic guitar feel that was jangled and was really loose, like Juno".

David Jeffries of AllMusic said, while Hall of Fame provides plenty of vibrant, sexual, exciting moments, the "classic feel" that was intended is "nowhere to be found".