Sentence examples for stable feel from inspiring English sources

The wheelbase is about one inch longer than that of the C6, and the track is almost an inch wider — changes said to provide a more stable feel at high speed.

Teamslide focuses on one task, has a clear business model and has a more solid, stable feel to it that any of the above other options.

A possible explanation of this finding from attribution theory is that people who perceive their environment as uncontrollable, i.e. score low on the environmental mastery construct, and attribute this lack of control to some internal cause that is global and stable, feel helpless to prevent future negative outcomes and consequently experience depression [ 37, 38].

Making myself financially stable felt like the biggest rush.

It's lighter, while retaining the stable, firm feel of the 650's stylus.

While the first betas of iOS 7 were almost unusable, the latest versions are very stable and feel like they are almost ready for prime time.

The more trail a traditional bike has, the more stable it feels, although too much trail can make a bike feel difficult to steer.

But flight outdoors is an almost irresistible urge when your normally stable home feels as though it's sitting atop a Magic Fingers vibrating bed.

The skinnier I got, the less emotionally stable I felt.

I was happy, financially stable and felt successful.

Even in those cases where the children lived in foster care, these (female) patients were more stable and felt more at peace with the world.