Israel had little feel for the divisions within Lebanese society.
Finger-light steering, although quick to respond, relayed little feel through the thin-rim wheel.
In part, Ms. Fuller has little feel for how she's received.
Despite its sameness, Cranko's choreography has an energetic flow, but Mr. Simkin has little feel for it.
But she has little feel for the wilderness or obvious affection for the outdoor life which formed the native cultures.
It is not Miliband's fault that, like many Londoners, he has little feel for Scotland or Wales.
But she was notably tentative throughout and, like the ensemble, seemed to have little feel for the jazziness that feeds both the music and the movement.
The original board had little feel for the product, said Mr. Siegelman, who attended most meetings and eventually replaced Mr. Doerr.
Stanton has had little feel for his breaking ball in the last few weeks, has become too reliant on his fastball, and has gotten pounded.
Blink a little, feel that pounding pulse, and somehow at the end of it all Manchester United appear to be still very much with us.
They have little feel for its vibrancy or the attendance levels at services, which though flagging in recent years, far outstrip those of European Catholics.
