Sentence examples for particular feel for from inspiring English sources

He had a particular feel for subtly denatured tans and greens, like those which give a disembodied, ineffable air to the paintings of Robert Mangold.

The director has a particular feel for the daylit interiors of apartments: either the chintzy and rather cramped haute-bourgeois home of NJ, or A-Di's glossy, flashy pad.

Actually, Michael Berman, who'd shown no particular feel for presidential campaigns, had a strong take on what Yaroslavsky had to do to become mayor of LA.

Of the 84,000 Ecuadoreans in the country -- two-thirds of them illegally -- an estimated 30,000 live in Barcelona and they, in particular, feel singled out for discrimination.

Women in particular feel totally inadequate for not being able to have it all — climb the ladder at work, make the same wages as men, have a family, have a voluminous sex life, still look attractive and act as if they are having a great time through all of it.

Other great European composers — Berg, Stravinsky and Ravel, in particular — felt affection for Gershwin and his music (and, perhaps, a touch of jealousy for his bank account).

Victoria Matthews, careers adviser with the National Careers Service: People can often feel quite intimidated by assessment centres and in particular feel that they have to vie for the attention of the assessors.

"The female clergy in particular feel it's a slap in the face for them".

House Democrats in particular feel betrayed.

Still, the pacing can meander; the first act in particular feels far too long for a purported lark.

Respondents from the NGO and DPO sector in particular felt that it is more difficult for people with psychosocial disability than for most people to enter or remain in the formal job market because of discriminatory practices.