Sentence examples for much feel for from inspiring English sources

No one was up to speed on British tinned foodstuffs, and nobody had much feel for the mother tongue.

But he also has great potential to improve the relationship between the Legislature, where he has friends in both parties, and the governor, many of whose top appointees come from business and lack much feel for New Jersey politics.

When, in part seven, Ball's company attack the wood, and we watch the characters we've come to know die or be maimed, we don't so much feel for these individual men, as for all mankind.

The movie, written by Russell Gewirtz and directed by Jon Avnet, sends the men racing around town (though parts were shot in New York, there's not much feel for the place) in one of those plots about a serial killer who leaves clues behind.

Thunderbolt is one of those tech innovations with a lot of promise, but not much felt effect for the average user.

I have a much better feel for what this job requires and a much better feel for where I can weigh in and make a difference.

I have a much better feel for baseball.

Ideally you should visit it, as this will give you a much stronger feel for what makes it distinctive.

Seriously, you'd get a much better feel for Washington politics today by reading "Lawrence of Arabia" than the Federalist Papers.

Now, Mr. Blaszkiewitz says he is shocked at how much people feel for this animal, who died, quite suddenly, at the age of 4 ½ last month.

I walk almost everywhere in Brazil — it's free and you get a much better feel for Brazilian joie de vivre.