Sentence examples for rugged feel from inspiring English sources

Mexico's northern borderlands have a dry, rugged feel in Eros Hoagland's photographs — bathed in hot, pale light, with details emerging from the sepia-toned shadows.

So let's get this clear right away: if all you really want from your camera is a truly rugged feel, the 8010 is a pretty good choice.

The objects he creates have a rugged, unfinished feel, like pagan monuments or primitive furniture created by a giant woodsman.

"The tiles themselves have a rugged, textured feel and have been designed to mimic the effect of a real brick wall with the contours of the tiles jutting in and out for a dramatic, edgy effect".

Construction is extremely solid, almost rugged in feel.

The short version: They have a rugged, solid feel and great sound quality.

Recalling my grandpa's stories about taming mustangs and outsmarting rattlesnakes on the North Dakota plains makes me feel rugged by birthright.

There was no need to say anything, just absorb the blue sky and surrounding rugged mountains and feel that if the earth self-destructs one day, this deserted place might be the last to go.

Men are also finding bulky knits available, but these, like Thompson's, have a more rugged and ethnic feel.

When touched, the rash will feel rugged, almost like sandpaper.

The weight felt very good and the camera felt rugged.