Sentence examples for traditional feel from inspiring English sources

His new concept is an attempt to re-create that traditional feel.

Adding further to the traditional feel are two Easter perennials: traffic jams and intermittently soggy weather.

Stylistically, the project has a traditional feel, with brick and stone the predominant building materials.

While the upstairs toy shop maintains a traditional feel, the bookshop is modern and spacious.

Seventeen of the original houses have now been restored, with four newer additions that echo the traditional feel.

But as the number of high-rises has grown, so has concern that they will eclipse the area's traditional feel.

Tony Parsons: One For My Baby (HarperCollins £15.99) The story of a man, starting life as a teacher, who becomes embroiled in a series of affairs: traditional feel-good fare.

Traditional felt banners from destination universities like Yale, Princeton and Cornell dangle like intellectual catnip above computer stations.

Magjia, 50, his wife, Alatanqige, 43, and their three children are spending bored days at a temporary site around their ger, the traditional felt tent.

Several reporters prefaced their queries with adulatory waffle about the president, and a correspondent from the Arctic in a traditional felt jacket asked about the prospects for reindeer herders.

So while "Fun Home" couldn't be further from the top hats and jazz hands of the traditional, feel-good Broadway musical, the cast and creative team are confident their work will find a captive audience, given the universality of the show's coming-of-age themes.