Sentence examples for the same feel as from inspiring English sources

For the Giants' opener, the enlarged parking lots had the same feel as the old ones, with people wearing jerseys.

We later visited many bridal shops in Manhattan, but none had the same feel as that wonderful trip to Brooklyn.

Elon's book, despite its broader claims, has much the same feel as Arendt's, yet without the same originality of mind.

It had the same feel as when a security guard takes away a beach ball at a concert.

The first song, "Covert Discretion," has the same feel as the McKuen songs, but the lyrics go directly to the heart of his addiction.

Electric steering doesn't have the same feel as conventional hydraulic systems, but it taxes the engine less and therefore gives a slight nudge to the fuel-economy numbers.

Luke Winkie of musicOMH wrote a mixed review as well, saying that "Pt 2 doesn't have the same feel [as Pt 1]; it's as if Robyn may have exhausted her supply of great songs too soon.

The Open Road is a 'cowboy' hat made from the same felt as a dress hat for the man that owns the ranch.

While Dante's Lunch is entertaining, it doesn't deliver the same feels as Pixar's Oscar-winning Piper, which was released as a completely separate pre-movie short to 2016's Finding Dory.

Many berets have a small stem that comes out of the center of the top, made out of the same felt as the beret is made of.

It doesn't mean we have to feel the same feelings as the other person.