Sentence examples for feels design from inspiring English sources

"It's not just how it looks or feels, design is how it works".

Down below, it feels designed only for temporary habitation as it was.

The second season revisits these questions in a way that feels designed to shock on another level.

The young writer and producer plays at Baby's All Right, a rare sort of venue that feels designed to engender good vibes.

While her work feels designed for thoughtful meditation on singular objects, "Into the Light of Things" follows the unfortunate model of the career retrospective, in which as much work as possible is included.

The jumpy cinematography feels designed to compel voracious American consumers to exit the screening dungeon to buy additional feed pails of dairy-slathered popped corn and gallons of Shasta brown fructose liquid.

In short, it's the perfect cruising car, with impeccable touring manners and a ride that feels designed to eat up miles whether you're in town or on the motorway.

It goes on for more than seven minutes and feels designed to sprawl longer in concert, with or without an assist from Zac Brown, its special guest and Mr. Jackson's fellow Georgia son.

From the delicate tonal shifts and syrupy vocal ooze of minipops 67 (source field mix) to the wistful, cloudy synths that swirl beneath the pneumatic junglist breaks of PAPAT4 (pineal mix), Syro feels designed to delight and beguile".

Mr. Oz, given his reputation, probably had greater subtleties in mind, but Ms. Roth's unintelligible coda feels designed solely to appeal to all segments of an already niche audience.

When I ask Ed how he feels designing products for war, he is quick to clarify his relationship.