Sentence examples for terrific feel from inspiring English sources

"Kenji has a terrific feel for both games, reacts instinctively, is very competitive and is a superb passer".

"She was already a good athlete and a special skier — confident and balanced, with a terrific feel for the snow," said Kirk Dwyer, the Burke headmaster who became Shiffrin's personal coach.

The message sounds terrific: Feel good about your work, and get more of it done, and bask in the appreciation of all the people you help along the way.

One notable edge is the terrific feel of the CLS's electric-assisted steering; it is the first such system in a Mercedes, and automakers usually aren't so successful on the first try.

As in her essays, Sontag has a terrific feel for the way theatrical styles evolve, seeming vital and true when they burst on the scene, and embarrassing and bizarre the minute audiences decide they are dated.

Even though Sontag turns in a mixed performance here, Sarah Kerr wrote in the Book Review in 2000, she "has a terrific feel for the way theatrical styles evolve," and her prose "is lithe, playful" despite a dearth of original ideas.

It was a terrific feel-good event, at first.

Although the noodles in the ramen dishes ($9 to $15) had a terrific mouth feel, the broth on occasion lacked spirit.

The roar was terrific; it felt like my heart would burst.

The strain of persons of distinctly creative turn of mind, huddled together under one roof would be terrific, we felt.

She looked so terrific, I felt, in her thick shoulder pads and pimento-flecked wool, that another man must understand and forgive my intoxication.