Sentence examples for tailor feeling from inspiring English sources

He held out his hand, grasped the dress in his fingers and made a gesture that is born, not adopted: the gesture of a tailor feeling the goods.

Interviewees commented on the need for training on quality-of-care issues to be accessible to all board members and tailored to avoid some participants feeling overwhelmed while others were "being taught to suck eggs" (chair, metropolitan).

The soul of the show was in the "feeling" — previously unknown in Zegna's streamlined tailoring.

"You can tailor your training schedule and adjust to however your horse is feeling.

Participants described feeling encouraged to increase the intensity of the exercises and felt that the exercises were tailored to their individual needs following the telephone support session.

However, if you're feeling a little less brave of heart, then River Island's three-piece plaid suit in black and dark green is perhaps the tailoring for you.

"It's about feeling good in your clothes," said Patricia Baldwin, a lecturer in the English department at San Francisco State University, who recently went into Tomboy Tailors to shop for a suit for her commitment ceremony next month.

Wearing an impeccably tailored charcoal pin-striped suit as he relaxed in his sprawling hotel suite here tonight, Sheik Saud Nasser al-Sabah of Kuwait was feeling distinctly worn out by American politics.

"It's a modern adaptation of a classic hairstyle, tailored to the feeling of the clothes of the season," says Terry Saxon, the Paris-based stylist who created this look.

Our entire self-help industry is tailored to help us avoid feeling sad, to teach us how to arrange our lives so that we never have to feel anything difficult.

Right now, a lot of VR content is specifically tailored to elicit the specific feeling of being in virtual reality, which means a lot less weight is being placed on the content itself as opposed to the experience of consuming it.