Sentence examples for grounded feel from inspiring English sources

There is, though, a more grounded feel to the alien environs this time; the film was directed by Game Of Thrones' Alan Taylor, who wanted it earthier than Kenneth Branagh's shiny first instalment.

Not that that denied them ambition, and there was a more grounded feel about the side than when they tripped up in previous play-offs against Exeter, famously the Cornish Pirates, and London Welsh last season.

There is a more grounded feel this time; within moments of the final whistle the captain, Chris Robshaw, had gathered his players together and told them he expected more of the same when they launch their Six Nations campaign against Scotland in early February.

Comfortable and grounded feels better.

The grounds feel both private and pristine.

Walking makes the ground feel needed.

Location Edging the ocean, the hotel and its walled grounds feel like a fortress of solitude.

Did chiefs on the ground feel able to ask him for that.

But Ms. Mathews's thoroughness manages to make familiar ground feel fresh.

But some people on the ground feel that it is a confrontation in court that would be self-defeating.

For the 1,400 travelling fans from east London this quickly became an occasion with a training-ground feel due to the quietness of their opposing number.