Sentence examples for technical feel from inspiring English sources

Handsome materials, like brushed aluminum and dimpled vinyl on the steering wheel, dash and door pulls, provide a serenely technical feel.

The TRS's cabin has been stripped of pretty much everything, and the matte black carbon trim, Alcantara and leather all have a highly technical feel.

I wanted to maintain a technical feel.

Like The Artist, and unlike, say, Austin Powers, the OSS 117 movies sought to precisely replicate the technical look and feel of their respective eras, 1955 and 1967 (if you can't tell the difference, you'll never make it as a retrovisionary).

The very technical might feel no need for it.

They also install and service Aremissoft's software in customers' offices around the world, work that many nations' technical people feel is beneath them.

We've always been very transparent about the way things are run here at TechCrunch, so I expect that when and if our technical staff feel it is safe to share that information, we will all learn more about it.

Again, excepting for Maputo HCs, where the situation was considered acceptable, technical staff feel compelled to assume a diversity of extra tasks out of comradeship or on instruction from management, "… the Provincial Health Director just told me to do it, to assume the responsibility for the expanded programme of immunization" (Niassa HC), and, "Orders are orders …" (Nampula HC).

His technical passages felt a little like those chapters in Melville about whales.

Denis Villeneuve's somber and meticulous "Polytechnique," about killings that took place more than 20 years ago at a Montreal technical school, feels both shocking and dreadfully familiar.

The Createathon is very deliberately not called a "hackathon," because Pugh wants to make non-technical folks feel welcome into the fold.