Sentence examples for feel typified from inspiring English sources
Such fresher faces aside, some of the day's line-up has a slightly ageing feel, typified by black-clad doom rock poseurs Interpol, whose dreary set feels like it has been going on since 2002.
Nymphomaniac, for better or worse, feels as though it was made in a vacuum; a private shadow play, typified by theatrical dialogue and unvarnished editorialising.
Studies searching for behavioral characteristics, like binge eating, eating too quickly or skipping meals that typified obesity failed to find consistent patterns.
The lives of Mr. Liang and Ms. Lin, typified, in some ways, the experience of many Western-educated Chinese who were determined to help build the new China — but were often rewarded with great hardship.
Let them, too, remember and find strength in the hope and optimism that typified the best of the Kennedy years.
Soon afterwards, there was another moment that typified Arsenal's performance.
was one of those profitable but unspectacular family enterprises that typified Danish industry.
Such careful yet low-key attention to detail typified service during our stay.
Murray's performance here in the final typified his contribution to the team throughout this year.
