Sentence examples for rough feel from inspiring English sources

"I like the rough feel, like a Western mountain," he said.

The pilot they shot had a rough feel, but Walsh's lack of polish struck Herwitz as authentic.

But mainly he drew from "Blunderbuss" (Columbia), his first proper solo album, crowded with songs of misused trust and outrageous hunger, and full of small, shivery gestures that approximate the rough feel of spontaneity.

The modern town of Valtice combined the rough feel of a farm village with a manic bicycling culture — rusty Zetor tractors rumbled down narrow roads, and tricked-out mountain bikes spun down cycling trails.

Using Bumble and Bumble's Thickening Spray and Surf Spray, the hairstylist Duffy coaxed an extra-matte, almost rough feel out of hair for an overworked, dried-out effect — "a dusty finish to reflect the desert landscape," as he put it.

The rough feel of a runner bean between the fingers, the childish pop of a pea pod, the inside of a fur-lined broad-bean case, the cool vellum-like skin of a freshly dug potato are all reason to linger.

A production of Page 73, which nurtures the work of emerging playwrights, "Sleeping Rough" feels at once overwritten and undercooked.

From the air, green rolls over the unending mountains, intense and damp where there are forests and nubbly like rough felt when the trees end.

The scientists tested the ants on surfaces composed of pairs of these materials next to each other (glass and rough felt, glass and smooth felt, smooth felt and rough felt).

The rough felt used in the production process is the origin of the term "Owdham Roughyed" a nickname for people from Oldham.

People from Oldham are called Oldhamers, though "Roughyed" is a nickname from the 18th century when rough felt was used in Oldham to make hats.