Sentence examples for from a feel from inspiring English sources

It seems to be tighter and harder from a feel standpoint.

It felt like he sort of he had to say "Yay" or "Nay" about what we were coming up with, from a "feel" standpoint.

Is Barack Obama a politician whose actions should be judged soberly, or a figure from a feel-good fairytale to be revered from afar?

Another jaunt to the deli, and suddenly I felt like one of those determined athletes in a montage from a feel-good sports movie, running up and down the stadium steps long after his teammates had called it a day.

"Desert Flower," a well-made film that depicts the remarkable life of the model Waris Dirie, manages to be both a classic feel-good story and about as far from a feel-good story as you can get.

"Pop," first performed in 2002, is a little like a compilation of dance excerpts from a feel-good musical: there may be an ostensible setting, but there is no real intent to illuminate dramatic situations, explore human emotions or push choreographic boundaries.

Mr. Blair was thought initially to have wanted the elections to take place on May 3 so that he could benefit from a feel-good economy and a hobbled Conservative opposition and sweep into office with the same unassailable margin he enjoyed in 1997, ending 18 years of Conservative rule.

Noel was made from a felt Scottie that M. Halicka picked up in a five-and-ten-cent store.

He waved the small glove, still relatively supple, with the new silver trace from a felt pen — the beautiful signature of Stan Musial, just applied in person.

But visit after dark and even adults will be transported to a picturesque wintery scene taken straight from a feel-good movie. .

This can be a good thing for those who like solving problems, who thrive on the steep part of a learning curve, and who gain satisfaction from a feel-good contribution to society.