Sentence examples for temporary feel from inspiring English sources

Additional exhibition spaces just beyond the spheres were designed with movable partitions that give them a temporary feel.

The courts have a temporary feel: as if lines were drawn on an enormous field, with ropes and short curtains dividing the courts.

There is a temporary feel to the town, with succeeding generations of government housing lying derelict, and plastic bottles and abandoned cars strewn about.

Even the town hall has a vaguely temporary feel; the hangar-style building was built by the same man who made the storage units for Clark's Aircraft & R.V. Sales.

Metrazur has an oddly temporary feel, as though the tables and the booths and the tidy little lemon trees had been wheeled on, like stage property, and were retired every night.

There is a curiously temporary feel to her books, a sense that her plots and people hang on the whim of a raffish creator who may get bored with them just as a reader is experiencing maximum involvement.

Less certain is whether this sentiment is a realistic goal or just a temporary feel-good tradition (like an inaugural ball, and about as short-lived).

I will not feel angry forever; this is a temporary feeling.

This summer, however, the temporary exhibitions feel weak.

We may feel temporary relief for scapegoating everyone else for feeling crappy, but research shows that this strategy soon makes us feel crappier.

The auditorium does not feel temporary or cheapskate.