Sentence examples for new feel from inspiring English sources

More important, there is an updated music player that has the new feel, making album covers front and center.

Usually, these nicknames are the invention of brokers trying to sell the area's new feel.

This new soccer place — 25,000 seats, costing $200 million, real grass, real soccer contours — is an entire new locale, an entire new feel.

"This ambitious regeneration project has breathed new life into the square and has given it a vibrant new feel which is more in keeping with its international reputation.

By turning the book another 180 degrees, the reader puts the shadows on top, giving the story an entirely new feel.

Given the new "feel" ruling, he could presumably now sue Strange, Duran Duran, Gary Numan, Japan, Spandau Ballet, Suede – the list goes on.

3. Can the new feel-good atmosphere at the Ryder Cup last?

On the first day of the preseason, before the first practice of the new feel-good era, the Nets were twice visited by the injury curse today like a somber rite of fall.

Even now, that juxtaposition — organic versus synthetic, ancient versus new — feels ominous.

We arrive in the early evening at a complex that, though brand new, feels centuries old.

MySpace's Platform, Google Open Social, and even Yahoo's new feel-good social strategy can all be linked back to that single event.