Sentence examples for genuine feel of from inspiring English sources

Ryan said that she prefers to shoot Little Loca videos straight through, without editing, to create the genuine feel of a video blog.

In this way, de Moor seeks to capture the genuine feel of reality, and this more than justifies the challenges of her prose and plotting.

But to get a genuine feel of the place and its people, focus on Guadalajara's food and drinks.

The registrar acknowledged that "the first, you know, one or two, are so inaccurate that you know, half of it's just guess work I suppose, you know, people putting their own scores, it's only later on that we really have a genuine feel of what they're doing with respect to the scores".

He has the velocity to race at top speed through the latter's whizzing coda, can handle the awkward physical pitfalls of the C minor Sonata and has a genuine feel for the mysteries of its last moments.

In an e-mail, Robert Thomson, editor-in-chief of Dow Jones and managing editor of The Wall Street Journal, said Mr. Fenwick "has a genuine feel for the character of contemporary content and its value, and this instinct and insight and drive will be the stuff of our future prosperity".

Returning to Ford for a moment, I see in him a player blessed with a genuine feel for the dynamics of the game.

Phillips had a genuine feel for a kind of music that was, in a Southern context, slightly asymmetrical to his own race and class.

Directed by Mark Romanek, "99 Problems" is majestically photographed and edited with a genuine feel for the fast-shifting cadences of Jay-Z's rapping.

"To get a genuine feel to the conversations, we pointed our AI at a large Call of Duty subreddit.

Konta broke back to get on the board and the match at last took on the feel of a genuine contest.