Sentence examples for harder feel from inspiring English sources

Billed as "the Burberry cadet girls", the collection played on military silhouettes and detailing and had a slicker, harder feel than usual.

It was time to erase images of Badminton, Gatcombe, dressage and stiff upper lip and instead jam the sunglasses on a bit harder, feel the wind in the hair and hang on.

Chris Allen, senior cardiac nurse at the British Heart Foundation, said: "Your exercise should make you breathe harder, feel warmer, and make your heart beat faster than usual.

I want to make people smile, feel a little better, think a little harder, feel a little more.

Since the "Benjamins" beat has somewhat of a harder feel, you want to make sure you play this in the middle of your set, right before you get to the uptempo joints and things start to really get out of control.

The music will swing harder, feel better and there will be a better sense of time.

You must think hard, feel deeply, and choose wisely.

However, the reviewer dislike "Process This", stating the song had "a try-hard feel about it".

Rock has a hard feel to it and Latin sounds just like that, Latin!

"That's the thing in running, you can have a good day and something that's very hard feels effortless".

Harding felt it, too, from several combinations that had him backpedaling for most of the round.