Sentence examples for lacked feel from inspiring English sources
The steering lacked feel and the driving experience was rather average, not coming close to matching the magic of the TT's appearance.
On a day when he lacked feel and flow, Murray tried his best to vary the tempo in the rallies, starting deep before working his way inside the baseline and opening the shoulders.
The new electric power steering lacks feel, as is the case in most cars and trucks that use it.
"His school-teaching background helps - his work is always organised and structured - but often those sort of coaches can lack feel and flexibility.
The feature, he felt, lacked "the feeling and wit of the short film".
Even then, though, the epic boss battles feel lacking, and you feel powerless and passive as you watch a team of weird creatures loafing around.
The steering is precise but lacks road feel.
On the downside, the steering has a nice weight but lacks road feel.
Of course, I've done other things, so I'm a little lacking and feel guilty about that".
And banks neatly fit the psychopath profile; they lack empathy, feel no remorse and take pleasure in manipulating others.
The annual holiday supposedly celebrating labor has long lacked much celebratory feel.
