Sentence examples for retro feeling from inspiring English sources

But there was no retro feeling to graphic looks, played out in black and white, with flashes of yellow, blue and red, making an interesting but wearable collection.

There is a mild retro feeling to much of "The 20/20 Experience," but nothing so derivative that it ruins the good parts.

As the legendary coach Lou Carnesecca entered the Garden 45 minutes before tip-off shaking hands with building employees and sportswriters, some of the 8,897 fans had begun taking their seats for a matchup between traditional Big East rivals with a retro feeling of expectation.

With Alan Carr's Happy Hour acting as a less obnoxious version of TFI Friday over on Channel 4, there's a retro feeling to Friday night television, and David Walliams' primetime sketch show Walliams & Friend (BBC1) is chipping in with 70s-style ribaldry.

"There's a retro feeling to GIF," he says.

You buy a Swatch because you like the styling and the slightly wicked, slightly retro feeling of insolence that comes with wearing a watch with hands.

The styling is somewhat retro without feeling kitschy, and the ports and antenna are all easily accessible on the back, and protected by water and dust-resistant flaps.

Incongruously, for such a retro-feeling concert, there's a DJ, Kypski, here with a mixing desk.

The fan-appeasing approach extends to the effects and sets: there is CGI, but much of Dwarf returns to chunky, retro-feeling models.

Peter Bradshaw's review Stuart Heritage eats and exercises like The Rock for a day Chris Pine is again the grinning face of a reboot in Kenneth Branagh's retro-feeling spy thriller.

They capture the weird and beautiful whilst being ethereal and nostalgic without ever feeling retro.