Sentences with phrase «decidedly different feel»

While the premise of the film sounds like something you might see on any one of the many police procedural shows on television, it has a decidedly different feel than prime time.

The discord between the league and the International Olympic Committee forced national teams to turn elsewhere to fill their rosters for Pyeongchang, which gave this event a decidedly different feel from the past two decades.

Not exact matches

Don't get me wrong, the old movies still have good fights, but they feel of a decidedly different tenor than the new ones.

Set the car in drift mode and disable the traction control and the car does feel immediately different — different, but in a decidedly bad way.

This is really in a different context («buy and hold», which I've decidedly mixed feelings about), but it's a v useful metaphor to remember.

The elements and quirks of the Fallout universe are present, but the change in perspective and graphical style transforms the original experience into something that feels decidedly different.

At first, these often decidedly different changes of scenery and setting may feel disjointed, but Mikami has expertly crafted each one to carry its own atmosphere.