Sentence examples for true feel from inspiring English sources
Twenty-four hours is not enough to get a true feel for a place.
And why did even the gratuitous violence of the police, which should have rung so true, feel so emotionally empty?
You might, it's true, feel a little bit shabby in a setting that really is very chic.
To get the true feel of the game, you have to be on the sidelines, seeing in three dimensions.
Dhula is not a touristy place; therefore, it gives a true feel of rural India, and provides a great place for getting to know locals.
Ms. Jeuvell, who is French and born in Hong Kong, is a firm believer that "you get the true feel of a city only once you leave its touristic center".
True felt that she had to respond immediately.
The new Times Square, it is true, feels inert.
The literary establishment, it's true, feels so much more secure when a dazzling writer who is a woman is also a dazzling dame.
Worst case: Pazienza's comeback story — though true — feels a bit too familiar for voters to respond enthusiastically.
