Sentence examples for positive feel of from inspiring English sources

Wasps too had to cope with being reduced to 14. Simon McIntyre was given 10 minutes for kicking Maro Itoje, which sounds worse than it was and did nothing to sully the overall positive feel of the game.

"It's not all doom and gloom - we're not happy but there's a positive feel that we can get out of it," he said.

It has the positive, gladdening feel of Native Tongues-era rap, although the inspiration came from a slightly later era: Jackson and Rayne had been listening to the Roots, Erykah Badu and D'Angelo in the run up to recording, admitting that they were "geeking out on how well-produced the music was while still maintaining such a live feel".

The latest international test looks a bit less negative — with an overall score being recorded next to the arrows which could at least reward users with some positive feels if their comment gets lots of upvotes.

YouTubers are trusted above other media 93% of respondents felt positive feelings towards any products or services featured in a video and 89% suggested they were more likely to buy after seeing a good review.

You should feel some type of positive feeling there -- at the very least a sense of relief - and hopefully more.

Indeed, the sectlike feel of positive psychology can be hard to shake off when watching classes like Kashdan's or even when reviewing the record of the field's beginnings.

Although their tracks are positive and happy and the feel of their videos is mostly comedic make no mistake that they're very serious about producing.

She kept talking about what she "knew" she should feel (positive), instead of what she actually did feel (negative).

"It should feel related in a positive way, but it shouldn't feel of a piece," Mr. Williams said.

Roy and colleagues presented an overwhelming positive response to the look and feel of the implant, averaging 4.6 on a grading scale from 1 to 5 (Roy et al 2006).