Sentence examples for generating the feel from inspiring English sources

The film, mostly shot in studio sets designed to represent the interior of a Mughal palace, featured opulent furnishings and water features such as fountains and pools, generating the feel of a Hollywood historical epic of the period.

Maybe, but the next president, due to be elected in May, will struggle to generate the feel-good factor that Mr Uribe has enjoyed.

Thanks to the controversy, and the reams of newsprint it generated, the award feels more important than ever.

Somehow, Bonds's chase for the same record has not generated the same feel-good energy or cliffhanger intensity as the scene created by McGwire and co-starring Sammy Sosa three years ago.

Candide is now a remarkably resilient musical entity: having survived the attentions of a whole battalion of lyricists, it can transcend the shortcomings of any performance and still generate the ultimate feel-good ending.

Mr. Obama evinces little feel for generating the leverage you'd need to make such diplomacy work.

With Ms. von Froomer as the main designer, Ms. Miller oversees all the designs and, as the creative director, generates the brand's look and feel, including its too-hip look books.

Although we have used functional terms (Gene Ontology) to generate the complexes, we felt it was important to determine whether they represented tight functional units.

Because of the kind of money involved and the fees we're generating they feel that they have the right to call me whenever and wherever they want to.

Either the proto-psychic properties involve the sort of qualitative phenomenal feel that generates the Hard Problem or they do not.

Dewey once claimed that a felt sense of "insecurity generates the quest for certainty" (Dewey 1988, 203).