Sentence examples for remarkable feel from inspiring English sources

Curtis has a remarkable feel for the serendipity of such moments, and an obsessive skill in locating them.

What are we doing in this room together?' He has a remarkable feel for that indefinite space you want to get to".

The living include stars like Andy Murray, Novak Djokovic and Roger Federer, who was once immune to the drop shot's charms but who, with his remarkable feel for spin, is now one of its most frequent practitioners at Roland Garros.

By the end you will have a remarkable feel for Mr Havel's intricate personality spiky, shy and under-confident but inwardly tough as well as a compelling record of what candour and moral authority can, when the times are right, achieve in politics".To the Castle and Back" contains three overlapping elements.

His remarkable feel for the grip of the car makes him super-sensitive to its messages - and his reaction to them is extreme.

You know when you wear a dress that's so remarkable you feel like the best version of yourself?

Despite her initial reaction, Isha, a doctor and a woman of remarkable patience, felt that a new challenge would do her husband good.

Tibor, who had emigrated from Hungary after the failed uprising of 1956 (it's a long and remarkable story), felt an affinity for the artists.

Mr. Mitchell has a dry but personable demeanor — the name of another of his bands, Normal Remarkable Persons, feels about right — and he seemed at ease here, in an underventilated but acoustically favorable room well stocked with his fellow musicians.

Henry considered his behavior remarkable; he felt Ellie's warm tears and the compassionate pressure of her shaking body, but was unable to believe that he was participating in any of it.

Hall has the herculean task of bringing the difficult, explosive Basil Fawlty to life, and his unflagging energy is remarkable; he feels like Cleese and rages like Cleese, and keeps the comic melodrama moving at a brisk clip.