Sentence examples for heavy feel from inspiring English sources

This has a very heavy feel to it".

"Stoneware is nice and sturdy, has a heavy feel, and is difficult to break," she said.

"It has genetics of classical music, the weight of history, the drama, the heavy feel, which can stand being adapted and reworked," he said.

The Santa Fe's bulk also gives the vehicle a heavy feel, so it seems less nimble than, say, the Escape or RAV4.

The continuing deaths in Iraq added a heavy feel to Memorial Day observances across the country, from sun-blessed Ventura, a coastal town 60 miles northwest of Los Angeles, to the rain-sodden East Coast.

Babli doesn't know whether the family's latest round of illnesses was caused by the diesel and petrol exhaust that gives the air an acrid smell and a heavy feel, or by a soaking rain that left their clothes and blankets wet.

The floor, as well as every part of the house that might touch the balloon, was covered with heavy felt.

But, there's also the occasional appearence of heavy feels.

But refers to progressive metal bands with often keyboards, rhythm guitars doing chugging to give heavy feels and palm muting.

The thin, ungreasy texture means it's suitable for all skin types, and it's resolutely without that gloopy, silicone-heavy feel so often foisted on oily types.

Surrey's line-up had a top-heavy feel to it and for half an hour their opening batsmen, Jason Roy and Steve Davies, who was playing his last game for the county before joining Somerset next year, suggested that the standard 300 was a possibility.