Sentence examples for material it feels from inspiring English sources

Yes, the action doesn't really require deep characterisation but given the source material it feels like a missed opportunity.

For the Coens, that's about as close to an emotional climax as they will ever come, and, for this thin material, it feels like climax enough.

"If you put on polyester or Goretex material it feels artificial," VanDevender said.

Stay too close to the original material and it feels like a repeat, stray too far and you can lose the core audience.

Check on it every day and replace the absorbent material if it feels soaked.

To a student, the promotional materials say, it feels "as if the software is getting to know her and supporting her like a tutor".

"It is censoring certain opinions and broadcasted materials because it feels it isn't in the interest of the country and because it threatens national unity.

We've now created a society so in thrall to material success that it feels fair to many that if you've made it you deserve more power, more say.

Hold the workpiece firmly and be familiar with how the blade cuts through the material and how it feels.

I don't think I consciously started gathering material; it just felt like humour was a valuable resource in my family, because we don't really talk emotionally or intimately with each other.

In his 1968 book "African Art," Pierre Meauzé, curator of the Museum of African and Oceanic Art in Paris, wrote about how Africans view raw materials: "Since wood is a living material, it is felt that the masks and statuettes derive their magical power from the branch or trunk of a tree whose roots drew nourishment from the earth.