Sentence examples for suits feel from inspiring English sources

Barça suits feel the Tottenham man will integrate nicely into the club's system – what with the shared love of hair gel and all – and will make their move this summer provided their curmudgeonly head honcho Pep Guardiola approves the deal.

The impulse to blame Obama for all this corporate timidity is understandable: aside from the fact that plenty of businesspeople don't like his policies, it would make things so much easier if a President could jump-start the economy just by making the suits feel better.

It's clear that these high-up GM suits feel very strongly that the Volt is something special.

It may make the suits feel safer from the notorious picket pockets that flood the city every year, but MWC will lose what it had left of a connection to those people outside the echoing trade halls.

Yet Mason Bates's score is too ebulliently unwieldy, and the work's flirtation with surrealism – a blinking digital eye, a wardrobe change into animal suits – feels oddly perfunctory.

Tweed baseball caps, silver shoes, the layering of chiffon dresses over slouchy trousers and knitted ribbed trouser suits felt perfect for the modern street style look, as seen on the Instagram feeds of fashion's elite.

The securities lawyer, best known for bedeviling corporate executives with shareholder suits, felt compelled to go after some of his own in the Enron scandal.

Meanwhile, Wiz Khalifa has shown skills at making a suit feel modern: neat blazer with cropped trousers, bare ankles and white sneakers, finished with an undone, unbuttoned white shirt.

"My suit feels great," Davis said.

That's how incredibly comfortable the suit felt.

For the Olympics, Adidas' Climacool range under my rowing suit felt comfortable even though it was boiling hot.