Sentence examples for the general feel from inspiring English sources

The same goes for the general feel of the place.

Conditions there were rudimentary, but the general feel was not that of a jail.

What is the general feel of the West End since Sept. 11? Contradictory.

Rather, he would like Bay to regain the general "feel" of his earlier swing, beginning with its free, "whipping" movement.

The general feel is one of loss, of the great foreign ghosts of Mondrian and Gabo supplanted, post-war, by the pallid ones of Hartung and Bergman.

"The general feel that I get when I'm down here is I sense a limbo in the political system and our leadership in exactly how to handle this".

The president has made 'economy-friendly' comments, along with proposals for financial market reform, which is again certainly helping add to the general feel-good factor.

The general feels no such sense of loyalty to the democratic state.

By November, the general felt trapped, declared a state of emergency and fired 60 judges.

Another government official said the general felt responsible for the deaths of five soldiers in the conflict last week.

And as a first step toward this marvelous goal, the general felt a pressing need for... HATS.