Sentence examples for intended feel from inspiring English sources

Establish the theme of the wedding and if possible get some input from the wedding couple and planner on the theme, mood or intended feel of the wedding.

The luxe, calme et volupté aspect is what gives the store its intended feel of, yes, a restored library, but in an elegant hôtel particulier somewhere near the Parc Monceau.

New Mombasa's urban environments fit the intended feel of the game, as Bungie felt that the change of protagonists required a change in location: "We know the kinds of problems Master Chief solves," Staten explained.

But still, you're able to pick out pieces of how you originally felt (or intended to feel), like when you hear a certain song and you can place exactly where you heard it and who was there, etc.

It's intended to feel like just another co-worker, relying on natural language processing to make the exchange feel chatty and comfortable.

You really felt this is what, when you stood in front of a cult statue, you were intended to feel".

It is rolling out a revamped messaging service that is intended to feel less like e-mail and more like texting.

Billed as a job fair to fill about 25 positions at the Aloft, which is set to open in August with 124 hotel rooms at 124th Street and Frederick Douglass Boulevard, the event was intended to feel more like an audition than a traditional interview.

The interface looks remarkably like a Facebook feed — pale background, blue banner at the top, pop-up messages in the lower right corner — a design that is intended to feel familiar and frictionless.

Other people close to Mr. Kabila said the attack might have been intended to feel out the weaknesses of the president's personal security forces as part of a wider plot to assassinate him.

There are no swipe-card doors and, like the rest of the LSE campus, which spreads from Kingsway to the Royal Courts of Justice in a hotchpotch of 12 buildings, is intended to feel like part of the city.