Sentence examples for on the feel from inspiring English sources

Work hung in hallways tended to take on the feel of hotel art.

The presentation at times took on the feel of a review of Mr. Putin's 2009 achievements.

The debate, at some points, took on the feel of a revolving firing squad, with the struggling candidates taking aim at their better-positioned rivals.

Coming on the heels of the backlash, the three-day trip at times took on the feel of a pep rally.

The rally took on the feel of a Palin reunion, with conservative bloggers and activists from across the country traveling to Iowa.

Under cloudy skies and showers, Brussels took on the feel of a town under siege.

Place one side of the fringes strip on the felt.

By Anthony Lane A film that starts with not one but two attempted suicides could never be accused of overdosing on the feel-good factor.

A film that starts with not one but two attempted suicides could never be accused of overdosing on the feel-good factor.

But it will be a distinct improvement on the "feel-bad" experience of the early 1990s.

Some bars home in on the feel-good, free-spending atmosphere, offering special promotions to the Irish students.