Sentence examples for proprietary feel from inspiring English sources

Still, for all the orchestra's virtuosity and commitment, this concert didn't have quite the proprietary feel of the others.

Parcells has a proprietary feel for the club, though, not only because he made winners out of losers and changed the course of one of football's most troubled franchises.

There were enough of them so the place didn't feel like a haunted house -- but not so many that a peacefully proprietary feeling couldn't be indulged.

"All the other companies drool over that contract, but it's so proprietary they feel they don't have a shot to get it".

Now before you get all snitty about how I'm this or that, I'm well aware of how protective, defensive, and proprietary many feel about their porn.

There are some less-than-convincing bits: banning banks from proprietary trading feels good but won't make them much safer; the package doesn't tackle Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, the failed housing agencies; and legislators could include some harmfully draconian prohibitions on derivatives.

People feel proprietary about Ground Zero, and their passion makes planning all the harder.

"People really feel proprietary about their Social Security," said Mr. Nissenbaum, whose clients are high-income earners.

Given our unpromising introduction, I found it remarkably easy to feel proprietary about Mount Juliet House.

"We don't feel proprietary about the images; we hope people will use them for learning and sharing".

By Jon Michaud September 2, 2011 "People feel proprietary about Ground Zero, and their passion makes planning all the harder.