Sentence examples for friendly felt from inspiring English sources

Friendly felt Aubrey was insufficiently concerned with public affairs and in his memoir, Due to Circumstances Beyond Our Control, recounts one budget meeting at CBS when Aubrey talked at length of how much money the news was costing the company, a sea of red ink that could be stopped by replacing news with more entertainment programs.

Being friendly feels confident and happy, with a positive take on other people, moving toward the world instead of backing away from it.

These friendlies feel like distractions when they arrive and players are withdrawn sometimes, it seems, on the understanding that Premier League managers will be more generous come the qualifiers.

It gave the country a brilliant, friendly feel.

More notable, there was a very friendly feel wherever you turned.

But the drawback is that such apps lack the friendly feel of the ones in the children's category.

Katie Sykes's subtle staging and low-fi props have the same easy and friendly feel as Axel Scheffler's original illustrations.

There is a friendly feel today, with no jockeying for dressing rooms or quick grabs for suits newly hung up.

*The program retains its friendly feel, made possible, to some degree, by the generalization that women are social and men hierarchical.

The city sits among rumpled green hills fronted on one side by a wide blue sea, and has an intimate, friendly feel, somehow intensified by the huge expanse of the Southern Ocean beyond the harbour.

Serving hearty breakfasts and solid dinners in a cozy candle-and-firelit space, Deetjen's restaurant has an unpretentious but efficient and friendly feel that seems the epitome of Big Sur at its best.