Sentence examples for immediate feel from inspiring English sources

The proximity the hand-held camera affords gives the whole film an immediate feel, and its movement underscores the action.

No working novelist has a more immediate feel for the distant past than Hilary Mantel, who returns to the age of Henry VIII in "Bring Up the Bodies".

The new selfie system gives Messenger a much more immediate feel.

"There will be a change in culture for sure, which we will bring in gradually, but we've given them an immediate feel of that and what we think is appropriate to move the club forward because that's my aim".

To obtain an immersive and immediate feel, the episodes were filmed in a documentary style with hand-held cameras, giving them the look of "found footage", with deliberately misframed or out-of-focus subjects.

It makes the immediate feel like the touch of a fleece blanket against our cheek, while the future "bright and shiny" fades like a beach towel left out in the sun too long.

Everything which is got out into the form of an object implies still the felt background against which the object comes, and, further, the whole experience of both feeling and object is a non-relational immediate felt unity.

Thompson praised it for "rooting the immediate felt experience of walking through a landscape in the deep context of culture and history.

"There was something about this voice and this world that felt immediate, that felt truthful.

But not enough people inside our borders or in our immediate vicinity feel like victims of U.S. occupation, so suicide terror remains (mostly) far away.

Hit the accelerator and the oooomph is so immediate you feel like a cowboy who's lassoed a wild horse and is plucked out of his boots.