Sentence examples for feels specific from inspiring English sources

Mai plays adroitly with literary genre and crafts a story of Borgesian subtlety and complexity that also feels specific to the politics and pathologies of revolutionary-era China.

Mr. Formanek favors tonal and structural elasticity, and he has written music that feels specific to this personnel, with titles that can suggest dynamic instructions: "Slightly Off Axis," "Rising Tensions and Awesome Light".

Try to give your character a small and a large goal so their story feels specific and also general, or universal, to your reader.

As the tour developed, he altered the set lists so that each show felt specific to the occasion.

"We try to use places that feel specific, that aren't iconic like the Statue of Liberty," Mr. Bromell said.

Usually when I'm doing a scene, I don't want it to feel specific — I want to make something that different people will feel in different ways.

There are a handful of strong songs on "Kiss," but many others — "Hurt So Good," "Tiny Little Bows" — don't feel specific to Ms. Jepsen.

Only a few songs on this album feel specific to Mr. Johnson's moment, but they're easily the most affecting, the ones that slowly, surely strangle any romantic idea of what it's like to be on top.

Many authors took the position that there were important sexual differences in the disposition to feel specific emotions.

At first glance, it's hard to differentiate the time periods in each space as modern and vintage amalgamate, making the pieces feel specific to eras of design while also timeless.

You know that it was men's testing, it felt specific.