Sentence examples for fun feel from inspiring English sources
Never mind the fun; feel the monetisation mechanics.
But Mr. Rubell's photographs had "a certain fun feel to them," Mr. Baca said.
It will be warm and fun! Feel free to bring your friends!
If that's all too much go for Medine's option – tasseled jewellery has just enough of the fun feel without going for boho worthy of Miss Miller 10 years ago.
So Much By Trish Cooke, illustrated by Helen Oxenbury Walkerr Books) A fun, feel good and familiar story about the different generations of a family brought together by their love for a new baby.
The headteacher, Rhys Howard Hughes, says: "More important than the above is the fact that the children want to go to Mr Davies's class, they have fun, feel safe and are happy in the learning environment created".
And he is here to see what fun feels like.
Confirmation replaces expectation at these levels of sport, and fun feels prearranged.
It's too bad that "Renard," for all its goofy fun, feels like only a thin first sketch of a cartoon.
And the result is that reading about Greene's "seemingly endless whirl of work and fun" feels more like work than fun.
The real world is not easily forgotten right now, and what would normally seem like harmless fun felt uncomfortably close to bad taste and bad manners.
