Sentence examples for in feel that from inspiring English sources

But, he noted, "most of the people that don't want to go in feel that if we do go in, the United States should be compensated by our allies, because we need to clean up our own backyard before we go out and protect other people".

A number of reviewers also praised the attention paid to the game's premise and setting; GameSpot's Greg Kasavin described getting "the impression that Doom 3 takes place in a fully realized world" while IGN noted that "the UAC base also has a very worn and lived-in feel that adds to the realism".

With its seductive blend of hi-tech Nasa chic and Apollo 13-style DIY, the production design creates a lived-in feel that echoes the industrial environments of Alien.

To get the lived-in feel that Granik's work so evocatively captures, she has to cast nobodies, even if those nobodies soon become somebodies.

Most people in Cuba feel that way.

I know the people in Baltimore feel that way".

Certainly the other characters in "Rainbow" feel that heat.

The majority in Germany feel that bankers should pay more.

"A lot of experts, at least in private, feel that way," he says.

Kids here in 2014 feel that way, too.

A smaller proportion of HCWs in Turkana feel that they have adequate training for their jobs.