Sentence examples for uniform feel from inspiring English sources

After the new trays are placed, a mixture of rubber and sand is combed into the seams where the trays meet to give the end zone a uniform feel.

A lot of owners have chosen in the past to buy a plot of land and then have a home built, which lends character and less of a uniform feel to property on the island".

For him, a distinctive look helped: bold (and presumably inexpensive) two-colour covers by Keith Cunningham may have lacked the cool of Jan Tschichold's Penguin templates, but gave the list a uniform feel.

And it offers a blended mattress that has a uniform feel across, but strikes a happy medium between the preferences of two sleepers.

And it offers a blended mattress that has a uniform feel across, but strikes a happy medium between the preferences of two sleepers.

"People had done little remodels to it as they moved in and out, so there wasn't a uniform feel to it.

The move from plainclothes to uniform felt like a demotion, but he still took pride in the work.

She spoke to police officers who told her what massed displays of "hatred for the uniform" felt like while you were wearing one; to Iain Duncan Smith, who talked about gangs; and to Michael Gove, who asked why young people needed the state to pay for services when they could always join the scouts.

"My school uniform felt so heavy as if I was in armour," said Masa, who was bullied as soon as he started high school.

A baggy baseball uniform felt perfect.

Though two-dimensional inside its frame, the uniform felt remarkably lifelike.