Sentence examples for felt style from inspiring English sources

There are still good investments to be had this season: this Boy by Band of Outsiders belted peacoat and the brushed felt style from Porter Grey have a classic, even collegiate, feel.

That novel, in thinking about race, constantly works the fissure of doubt between what is seen and what is felt; style and form are always crucial and always wrong.

But by 1960, that model felt style-cramping and uncool.

Make sure your headwear suits your wardrobe - if your look is casual or sporty, opt for something like the mohair cap by Luella; if you love ladylike chic, then Proenza Shouler's moulded felt styles should suit.

He said he felt his style was resourceful enough that he could play with anyone up front.

(Slow pitch, started late, ran over time, felt like style over substance, nice slides though).

Fold the larger piece of felt accordion style and then pinch it in the middle.

For example, a senior nurse felt communication styles had improved among the more junior consultants in one unit: [Communication] is better with the newer doctors who treat you more like a colleague.

"I like the way Glasgow play and I feel their style of rugby will really suit my game".

"I do feel this style represents the return of the repressed".

"I don't want anyone to feel the style is wearing them," he said.