Sentence examples for very feel from inspiring English sources

£40 What you see immediately is a booklet which has the very feel of a chemical compound catalogue.

The New Statesman's critic, more judicious, wrote: "Unerringly, exquisitely, Miss Bowen has caught the very feel of her period… The novel is the most completely detailed and most beautiful evocation of it that we have yet had".

Sure, there are a few funny bits (not as many as there should be, and not as many as some people are saying there are), but the very feel of it is overly familiar, and the movie doesn't really come to life until the blooper outtakes that play with the credits.

"I think (it's) very feel based.

The track makes itself felt in the very feel of the country.

All that, she feels, comes across in the very feel of Julia: "It's not that we made a film about an alcoholic but that we made an alcoholic film".

"It's a tricky thing because you can see something as a hitting coach but hitting is a very feel-oriented task, so sometimes they can see something, and if you can't feel what they're saying, it's not easy to correct.

Not a very feel-good-vibe.

I feel very, very good".

"I feel very, very lucky".

"I feel very, very privileged".