Sentence examples similar to first-rate feel from inspiring English sources

Tucker described the Michael Jackson impersonation as "first-rate" and felt the solution to freeing Jackson's spirit served as "a ruthless parody of child beauty pageants".

While I admire this first-rate research, I feel a twinge of concern about the illusion of sentience and intention that such machines may create.

DiNitto translated two early collections of short stories by Hyakken and published them as Realm of the Dead.1 Without these translations, which are first-rate, one might feel adrift when reading her study.

That's a shame, since on his pre-Haciendas albums in the '80s and '90s with his band the Cold Hard Facts he established himself as a first-rate writer of deeply felt character studies on a par with those his good friend Dave Alvin specializes in.

The production values are often first-rate; the costumes and settings feel genuine.

They are the cheese in a toastie, but unless you get the bread right and use a first-rate cheddar, you will inevitably feel unsatisfied.

Inn LW12 The place is bubbling as people flock here for the woodsy-inn feel and first-rate French-Canadian feasts.

The company's Indian employees were not seeing poverty for the first time, but they were now equipped with first-rate computing skills, and many felt newly empowered to help their society.

"A first-rate entertainment with a rich historical feel and some delightful twists".

"A first-rate entertainment with a rich historical feel and some delightful twists". This sparkling first novel sends a young man through a gantlet of troubles and amusements in 18th-century Manhattan.

My father would have loved it first-rate mit first-rateate food, enough Wasps to mindshim feel he'd crossed the river from Brooklyn, enough Jews to make him food henoughnot an outsider looking in.