Sentence examples for global feel from inspiring English sources

He relishes the global feel and reach of novels just now.

Then, of course, companies that want to be truly global feel they must have a significant presence in the United States.

There's a global feel to the game, too, as it takes in everything from disputed trade routes in the east to the American war of independence.

His Worldwide programme is syndicated weekly to radio stations across the world, and his 6 Music show, on from 3-6pm on Saturdays, has a global feel too.

There has been no shortage of victories in the last 12 months for the rangy, muscular young man, and in the process he has given the global sport of tennis an even more global feel than usual.

The food has a casual, effortlessly global feel to it, with appetizers like Parma ham pizza and tuna tartare with potato chips and lime-ginger dressing, and entrees like roast chicken with truffled macaroni and cheese.

The global feel-good story of the year.

Walking into Android creator Andy Rubin's startup incubator and venture fund, Playground Global, feels like stepping into an episode of HBO's Silicon Valley.

"That's why going global feels so natural for us: consumers are increasingly cosmopolitan, socially aware, and tech-native – everything Lemonade was built to be".

FORBES GLOBAL: The world feels safer with the collapse of the Soviet Union.

This ease of simulation makes global warming feel imminent," says Critcher.