Sentence examples for regional feel from inspiring English sources
But unlike the one in Cáceres, the interior was full of painted Spanish tiles, giving it a far more regional feel.
The menu, bearing an epigraph from the Provençal poet Frédéric Mistral, has the sort of regional feel you might expect — the sauces abound with olive tapenades and orange zest, and specialities like pissaladière and bouillabaisse occasionally appear — but it ventures as far east as gnocchi and as far south as couscous.
It was also felt that it was important to choose curators from Serbia and Montenegro to give the biennial a more regional feel, so once Petar Cukovic from Montenegro and Branislav Dimitrijevic from Serbia were on board, the creative component of the exhibition began to take shape.
In a characterisation that may not entirely please the Nationals, Hanson said "regional Australians feel under represented".
But, I wonder, do the publishers and editors of the commercial regional press feel the same way, given that hyperlocals offer competition to their own online content?
These are competing with the freight forwarders and with "less than truckload" (LTL) truckers who, within regional distances, feel they can compete with the big boys on cost and service.
But rightly or wrongly, America's regional allies feel betrayed by the Obama Administration.
Regional governments feel disengaged from America and believe that the only way they may influence the course of events is by crafting their own solution.
Small wonder that Romania, which sees itself unnervingly close to regional instability, feels the need to generate a political consensus, amp up its defensive capabilities, and reestablish historical ties with Moldova.
It is worth noting Riyadh's defence budget had been rising by 19percentnt a year since the Arab uprisings of 2011 which clearly reflects the growing domestic and regional pressures felt by the authorities.
Of course, a young country sandwiched between two regional superpowers cannot feel absolutely free.
