Sentence examples for feels traditional from inspiring English sources

The interior feels traditional and utilitarian, with a bluff dashboard and more knock-knock hard plastic than in some competitors.

"On the surface this piece is very movement oriented, so on one hand it feels traditional," Mr. Dundervill said.

It seems strange that David Mitchell's grey morning suit from his wedding to Victoria Coren in 2012 feels traditional, but there we go.

She liked the social structure of the church and the idea of giving her children "something to rebel against," but she feels traditional religion is too focused on rules and sin and "things that really don't apply to God," she said in an interview Monday.

He feels traditional integrated oil producers like Exxon Mobil and Chevron offer an attractive proposition on a number of levels.

Do something that feels traditional and safe and comforting.

I would say we feel traditional".

While Arrieta felt traditional, a throwback to pre-package-holiday days, the retreat where we stayed was unique.

Although "Working Class" and the sitcoms to follow are meant to look and feel traditional, the way in which they are developed and produced has been far from it.

The colorful tile and sturdy wooden tables feel traditional, but the six-course tasting menu — a steal at 38.50 euros, without drinks — is a modern riff on regional classics.

A paying crowd of around 1,400 made something entirely new somehow feel traditional: a local crowd, huddled around the pitch on a dark Friday night in a rugby heartland, roaring on the home side.