Sentence examples for spongy feel from inspiring English sources

Around town, the pedal was almost hybridlike, with a spongy feel that suddenly turned grabby.

Rei Kawakubo's boiled-wool suits at Comme des Garçons had a soft, spongy feel -- the opposite of a stuffed shirt -- and her models were an intriguing blend of geek and ghoul.

The texture of raw pumpkins ranges from smooth and crisp to a more fibrous, spongy feel, but when roasted most samples contract to a similar firmness, like that of a lightly baked apple.

But the Open courses also have commonalities: the smell of the sea; the cries of the gulls; the wispy rough; the prickly gorse; the spongy feel of the links land underfoot as you navigate knolls and dips in pursuit of the leader; and the "traditional fish and chips" at the concession stand.

I will never forget the soft spongy feel of Keiko's rubbery skin or the sensation, when he lifted his huge blocky head just above the water, that we exchanged a real look, eye to eye, full of primal meaning and connection.

At least the music itself on "KOD" has a spongier feel, with the rapper softening his articulation to match the elastic contours of his tracks.

As one might expect, a membrane keyboard has a softer, spongier feel to the typist but produces less noise than a mechanical keyboard.

And the brakes felt oddly spongy, the kind of feel you'd expect on a low-rent hybrid car with regenerative brakes.

First, the brakes continue to feel spongy -- as they do on all of G.M.'s large pickups and sport utilities, despite the improvements that engineers say they have made.

Fresh mushrooms should be evenly colored, without any damage, and they shouldn't have soft spots or feel spongy.

Does the lawn feel "spongy" when walked on?