The phrase "rough feeling" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to describe a tangible object that has a texture that is not smooth or is otherwise unpleasant to the touch. For example, "She touched the surface of the rock and felt a rough feeling beneath her fingertips."
It was rough feeling responsible but somehow disempowered from doing anything about it".
Since the finer perturbations were supplied by the microfacet distribution, we simply added on a texture that had large, very slight dips in the surface to give an overall rough feeling to the ice.
The fluidness of the dolly combined with the rough feeling of the zooms and the shifting focus contrast and blend with each other in the same way that I wanted the material and staid surface to contrast with the depth of the character's feelings. .
Would you like to smell like cheese, and have cheesy fingers, and have a strange rough feeling on the top of your mouth, but not actually really ever taste any cheese, and every time you try to eat a crisp it melts into nothing beneath the moist heat of your tongue?
So there was a rough feeling about gauging the public upset was around these areas".
The more obvious, "pretty" harmonic elements are in the background (those sad, mournful Gurf Morlix licks, echoing the melody, played on guitar and violin), which allows Williams's voice to stand out up front, full of rough feelings and an abrasive sadness.
Dead Man's Shoes is his most accomplished, though it retains the harsh feeling and rough surface of its predecessors.
This back cover has a deliberately rough texture, feeling like the surface of a nail file, which offers a great tactile feel and excellent grip.
If you're having a rough patch, feeling like you just can't remember what attracted you to him in the first place, wondering what possessed you to marry her... just smile and behave yourself in a kind, gentle way.
Inevitably, at the rough moments, feelings will be heated and words will fly.
