Sentence examples for realistic feel from inspiring English sources

It's always worth visiting potential universities to get a realistic feel for how it suits your student child.

For novelists to get a realistic feel for "what it was like" in the past, reading original texts of the period is invaluable.

With artwork by Brian Williamson, the Jackson novel will have a more "realistic" feel than previous works, he says, but inhabits the same moral universe.

Sniper bullets miss every time, as they do in every action film, but here the hand-held camera work lends a realistic feel.

The ignominy might have been greater had Chris Sutton or Craig Beattie, twice, not fluffed close-range chances to give the score-line a more realistic feel.

This provides the system with more freedom and gives a more realistic feel to the simulation.

Bush campaign officials said their objective was for an upbeat, yet realistic feel-good depiction of the president.

The only downside is that it's a little large and made of hard plastic, which may turn off someone looking for a more realistic look or feel.

While the Nexus One's single-finger prodding works well enough, there's none of the pinching action to zoom into maps and photographs that makes the iPhone feel so advanced, nor its realistic-feel friction.

In the Mixed Reality lab, he and his colleagues are developing environments that not only look realistic, but feel realistic, both from a sensory-motor and a cognitive-emotional perspective.

The phlebotomy simulator provided a realistic tissue feel and realistic vein wall resistance that the trainee in the physician role could feel through the needle.