Sentence examples for to the feel of a from inspiring English sources

Lighting is very important to the feel of a room.

The sound from impact varies between different clubs and balls and this has been found to contribute to the feel of a shot.

Every element of the album, produced by Tommy LiPuma, contributes to the feel of a perfectly fitted, custom-tailored suit.

This stuff may seem piffling, but it all added to the feel of a Proper World Cup.

Secular Hymns is very close to the feel of a Peyroux live show, and one in which she's clearly having a ball.

On or about his third helping, I got used to the feel of a bird on my arm, and started thinking about other things, starting with the word "kookaburra".

Tourists flock to Leavenworth during Oktoberfest and around Christmastime to get the feel of a festive Alpine town.

Lee chose to use musicians for their charisma and to keep the feel of a rock show.

The orchestra chose the word "biennial," he said, to imply that the festival was permanent and to convey the feel of a broad international survey.

These products often tried to emulate the feel of a course by forcing students to take them concurrently.

Set to hit the market in October, its Decept snowskate aims to replicate the feel of a regular skateboard.