Sentence examples for the feel of something from inspiring English sources

It has the feel of something devised over Skype.

It has the feel of something by Steinbeck or DeLillo.

"Revisited" has the feel of something that was tucked into a very talented man's very tight schedule.

In its concentrated ferocity, this has the feel of something very ancient: we might be reading Tacitus on Tiberius.

It has the feel of something new, too, an undiscovered cuisine, rather than a rehash of an old one.

The whirr of the robots in motion gave the plant the feel of something out of science fiction.

A grid-patterned jacket or a black and white chevron jumpsuit did have the futuristic feel of something that might flicker across the screen of a supercomputer.

Bowie's transmutations have always had the look and feel of something new, the "next thing".

I love the feel of the movements; something about them suits me.

It's nearly a messenger bag-briefcase hybrid, offering the best of both worlds: internal compartmentalization with the look and feel of something a bit more contemporary.

I love the more immersive feel of something like Farfaria, for example.