Sentence examples for proper feel from inspiring English sources

He might need the rest of the season to get a proper feel for things.

But nobody could deny that a camel ride into the desert and sleeping aboard a felucca on the Nile had a proper feel of adventure.

When I come to a demonstration I get a proper feel for the public mood, and I'm inspired to do more.

When classes and lectures are in full flow, you get a proper feel for the atmosphere and day-to-day life at the university.

But the weather has stalled, caught in some eddy of late summer, and the only thing carrying us forward into the proper feel of the season is the changing light.

Kikuko Nishide, who runs a small museum near Ise Jingu, said she hoped G7 leaders would "experience the power of the forests and the shrine buildings and get a proper feel for Shinto and the spirit of the Japanese people".

For those untroubled by the lack of rough edges, this is proper feel-good fare – jubilant, funny and often moving.

I proper felt compelled to sleep with him.

We had to get the shaman to set fire to his own hair so that we could have a proper look, which I felt was putting too much responsibility on the audience.

Great effort has been made to give the Dean Street Townhouse a proper English feel.

Now that we're into January proper, I feel it's time to get serious about dating.