Sentence examples for practiced feel from inspiring English sources

The democratic election, the country's fourth since 1993, had a practiced feel, with lines of voters trooping through polling places around the country to slip their ballots into big metal boxes.

The sticky image is to help me, when I practice, feel every bit of my foot.

One wonders how people who have lost their homes because of abusive lending practices feel about their "advocates" forming an alliance with mortgage lenders on this issue.

With the anticipation of the game, your coaches do their best to make the week of practice feel like every other week during the season.

To spice up the monotony, he said, the team will not practice as often as a full-time team and will go on short trips to make some practices feel like away games.

So an exporting firm based in a country that has lots of free-trade deals with its neighbours does not, in practice, feel as though it is operating in a giant single market.

The fact that abortions often take place in specialized clinics set apart from "regular" doctors, or, in the case of the abortion pill, privately, at home, makes the practice feel covert.

"Some of the older practices feel like versions of a Rube Goldberg machine," he said.

- Yes, Bikram Yoga bullshit has a religious component interwoven into it, seeing how the followers of the practice feel about their leader Bikram Choudhury.

There's a growing number of artists and collectives in Portland whose practices feel revelatory and pointedly inclusive in a state yearning for diversity.

Practices feel pressure to grow in order to compete with other local providers, and to strengthen their negotiating position with insurers.