Sentence examples for game of feel from inspiring English sources

As a result, golf stopped being a game of feel and became a mathematical exercise where every tree, rock and bunker had to correspond to some prefigured map of the course, with yardages clearly marked, preferably to both the front of the green and the pin.

Good reveals, however surprising, have a sense of elegant and satisfying inevitability to them, but the conclusion of "Game On" felt awkward and off.

There was also a single, tender-funny sex scene that made the lacquered kink of "Game of Thrones" feel like kid stuff.

Having the mystical and fantasy elements – even though sparingly employed at first – made Game of Thrones feel above and beyond other cable shows.

Also if you successfully complete a game of Triball feel free to send us feedback or put it on a video sharing site so other can learn about this new sport!

"I was a huge fan of all sorts of fantasy, but A Game of Thrones felt so realistic, the people like modern people.

He gets mileage from his theory that the Biblical burning bush is marijuana – even if his gleeful depiction of pot smoking, like his material on "cougars" (older women) and Game of Thrones feels a bit adolescent.

Still, a major win for "Game of Thrones" feels overdue.

At the very least, Oceanopolis could be an addictive game to feel good instead of guilty about playing.

But perhaps most corrosive of all in this subtle game of Make Mums Feel Guilty, the paragons – the stay-at-home mothers – often feel guilty, too.

Saracens director of rugby Mark McCall: "It was a dreadful game of rugby, I feel sorry for anybody who had to watch that.