Sentence examples for sight feel from inspiring English sources

Some photographs in "Hidden in Plain Sight" feel less "found" than others: More effort went into finding their subjects than Evans expended before shooting dinner leftovers.

In its review of "A Blood-Dimmed Tide," Mr. Astor's account of the Battle of the Bulge, The Plain Dealer of Cleveland said he conveyed "the sight, feel, smell and taste of a historic battle told by soldiers who did the fighting, not those who moved map pins back and forth in the safety of a rear echelon headquarters".

Sight feels abraded by the obdurate concrete surfaces.

The need to keep them in sight feels all the more urgent as the old media landscape disappears over the horizon and politics enters the oceanic swell of the digital age.

West took some heat from Parkinson's advocacy groups for that line, but "On Sight" feels like a heat-seeking missile headed straight to the critics who thought he was incapable of still provoking with his music.

He moved closer to the wall, and, in movements characteristic of the poorly sighted, felt for the switch with his hand.

But day in and day out, taste, sight, smell, and sometimes, feel are the senses which drive my creativity.

Associate all available senses for the recall via sight, smell, taste, tactile feel, sound and if time was slow or fast then.

If you're able to see the backing of the item, or can make a small incision to check by feel or sight, look for leather to indicate real fur or stretch weave/fabric backing for faux fur.

At first sight, you feel that you have a kind of view of the scene.

He found unity and division as much by sight and feel as by ruler and premeditation.