Sentence examples similar to less feel of from inspiring English sources

If you are a T-Mobile user and not bound to a BlackBerry, this is quite simply the best business PDA phone out there, reaching a nice middle ground between the childish connotations of the Sidekick (you can't see yourself bringing that thing into a boardroom, can you?), and the fun-less feel of the MDA.

So the real news yesterday had less the feel of "The King of Marvin Gardens" than of "Wall Street".

Mr. Evangelista believes the less commercial feel of European-style advertising is beginning to catch on here.

Consequently, they feel less capable of engagement with patients, feeling less concerned with patients' needs and just doing the basics.

This can make them question their own feelings and start to feel less desirous of talking to you about them.

The technical textiles industry is likely to continue to lose the old craft approach to product development, relying more on scientific understanding to tailor products and less of the feel and experience of the technician.

But, if television viewers begin to feel less fond of Couric, to the network the financial shock could be enormous.

Some evidence suggests that obese children tend to feel less capable of exercising.

Whether people feel less afraid of what they do understand depends on the knowledge they gain.

Equipment makers already feel less fearful of Microsoft retaliation for shipping machines with non-Microsoft applications.

BR: Well, for one thing, the changing environment may make me feel less out of step with everyone else.