Sentence examples for it just features from inspiring English sources

After completing the writing process, Boyd commented that he did not "attempt to write as pastiche Fleming novel ... it's my own voice; I'm dealing with things and subjects I am interested in ... it is very much my novel; it just features these characters invented by Fleming.

It just features a simple plug-in and play setup, meaning no cassette tapes that take forever and a day to load (although the sound they made while loading do hold some memories), so you can get straight down to the business of beating games from your childhood.

Though a much-anticipated show by a mystery ensemble formed by Mr. Rubalcaba didn't live up to the secret billing (it just featured David Sanchez, who had performed with Mr. Rubalcaba the night before), the sets were each remarkably accomplished, fluid, personal and completely in-the-moment, implicitly challenging yet communicated with ease.

Apparently Apple likes the idea, too, as it just featured Trimit in the app store and mentioned it on Twitter.

In fact, it was just featured in the December issue of Architectural Digest, with an essay by Lynne Cheney that notes that their "white nineteenth-century house has much to commend it: a lovely setting, a wide veranda from which to view the acres of surrounding greenery [and] gracious high-ceilinged rooms that manage to be both stately and inviting".

One of the technical hurdles has been which connector such a new display would use, or whether it would just feature an internal GPU.

It isn't just features and value that causes somebody to reach for a certain box at Best Buy, its the warm and fuzzy feelings a brand name gives them.

Ranku's next step should be building out its product to more vividly preview each university's online education interface with images, as right now it just outlines features in text.

Show them the one you want and don't tell them you want it, just explain the features of it you like, maybe its face or its outfit.

What I am a big fan of, though, is that after a recent relaunch, it just keeps adding features.

And then yesterday the Washington Post ran a major story on green jobs, Time magazine has taken up the issue, and CNN just featured it on Situation Room.