Sentence examples for was a feel from inspiring English sources

"There was a feel of sentience to the soil, the night, the forest".

There was a feel of light and air that I hadn't experienced before.

There was a feel of bitterness every time the word "luck" was repeated in the press as DN felt that "for 90 minutes Portugal was more dangerous".

"What the cast got from them," Mr. Auburn said, "more than any specific math information, was a feel for what the discourse is like.

"When they closed all options on them … it was a feel of eerie in the camp, I personally expected we are going to have people [commit] suicide constantly, however, it's massive inspection [in the camp].

Picasso and Mondrian looked to African totems to turn the art world upside down, so perhaps that's why there was a feel of the tribal to the clothes, the hot mixes of cobalt blue, red and white reminiscent of the Masai, models marching across a veldt of graphically blocked-out coloured sand, those towering metal heels sparking the dust.

But mostly it was a feel-good moment for a country whose businesses are feeling bad, and a reminder to all of what has long distinguished the Italian economy — the charm and pluck of its family-run enterprises, which have weathered tough times before and even thrived to become global brands.

"That was a feel-good movie.

"It was a feel-good moment," Mr. Kohut said.

It was a feel-good kind of moment".

There was a feel-good factor in the consultation room.