Sentence examples for fresco feel from inspiring English sources

The front is made up largely of glass and the back opens on to the garden centre, giving the restaurant a wonderfully airy, al fresco feel.

Rather, waiters deliver anything you want anywhere in the lounge, including a terrace -- indoors, but because it is in the open space of the terminal it has an almost al fresco feel -- and a restaurant with intimate wood-paneled booths.

Housed in a former bakery with a vaulted ceiling and frescoes, Ghetto feels almost churchlike in its dedication to new artists who play progressive, jazz and world music.

The windows can be folded back, so it's almost like eating al fresco - it feels like a very special place to be.

When it goes on sale later this year the $15,000 Spyder will be aimed at baby-boomers who like the idea of riding al fresco but do not feel comfortable on a two-wheeler, says Jose Boisjoli, BRP's boss.

The color palate is reminiscent of a Fra Angelico fresco and the composition feels as carefully arranged as a Chardin still life.

Fresco also added, "I still feel there's an audience out there for it, because I know that the people who liked it, liked it a lot".

Hand-painted ceiling and wall frescoes designed to make you feel like you're floating in the clouds.

And, if it's not too pseudish a comment to make, as with Bell on a good day, when he left the crease it felt like a fresco painter's artistry had gone to be replaced by a plasterer's bish-bash-bosh.

His colors feel filled in and fresco thin; their shapes often seem to hang like starched laundry from drawn lines that stretch edge to edge.

It is possible that socially anxious people are less likely to answer questions face-to-face (Erwin, Turk, Heimberg, Fresco, & Hantula, 2004) and, therefore, may feel more comfortable sharing their thoughts by telephone.