Sentences with phrase «of clutch feel»

Only a touch, though, because while the motor was easy enough to rev, the utter lack of clutch feel and loose - as - all - hell shifter meant that this was no... Mazda 2.

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It's hard to explain the feeling of watching the quarterback, Case Keenum, launch a pigskin prayer with the final seconds ticking off the clock, and then watching Stefon Diggs jump skyward, clutch the ball in his hands, and race to the end - zone as the clock counted down to zero.

When I feel the clutches of anxiety and stress squeezing my soul, I remind myself to think in years, not days.

Crocodiles and rattlesnakes and pythons are at this moment vessels of life as real as we are; their loathsome existence fills every minute of every day that drags its length along; and whenever they or other wild beasts clutch their living prey, the deadly horror which an agitated melancholiac feels is the literally right reaction on the situation.

I cooked this up on the evening of our first sub-50 °F night, and we chowed down in front of an NFL game, clutching the bowls in our hands, and it felt like the best of fall had finally arrived.

The man who has been Rhode Island's star for what feels like the better part of a decade hit clutch shot after clutch shot to put the Rams» win over Oklahoma on ice.

It felt as if I were clutching a piece of dry ice.

Mrs. Musial, in pink cotton, stood at Stan's side by home plate, clutching in one hand a new baseball, as if the feel of it reassured her that her connection with the game would remain unbroken.

Every time one of our players clutches his leg I get a sinking feeling!

I feel, even after all the money he has been paid and the anguish he has caused, the club still has a duty of care to him and should take whatever steps it can to get him out of the clutches of whatever quacks or shamans or liggers he is in hock to.

I would fall asleep alone, clutching to the feeling of my old self, then wake up to the sound of my daughter's whimpers, heart thudding in my chest as I remembered my new reality.

Doesn't it tell us everything we need to know about Corbyn's Labour that the likes of Tristram Hunt, Andy Burnham, Dan Jarvis and now Heidi Alexander feel that they have brighter futures away from the clutches of Seumus Milne and John McDonnell.

I really love the casual feel of this outfit with a little pop of excitement in the leopard clutch!

I paired it with a thigh high boot and edgy Mcqueen clutch to give the complete look more of an edgier classy feel rather than a pretty, girly vibe.

Wearing a backpack instead of the typical clutch is an unexpected choice which feels modern & fresh.

They really are my statement piece in this look and putting them together with a leopard clutch created an urban jungle feel to the look, so being on the Highline in NYC at sunset was just the right amount of everything.

Here I wore my coffee colored classic fedora with denim shirtdress and suede ankle boots while carrying my favorite leopard clutch (see it styled here with stripes and here with b / w & red) to embrace that very feeling of being outdoors and facing the wilderness.

I have a couple of other box clutches that, when I wear them, I always feel like I'm carrying around a faberge egg.

I love how the felt skirt glinted with just the hint of embellishment while the matching buckle clutch and sandals rounded out the look with a bolder finish.

I love the ethereal nature of the gown, but I really dislike the clutch here and I feel like she's a tad overdressed for the occasion.

So of course I added my mandatory splash of color with a bright yellow clutch purse for a nice contrast to my purple pea coat and matching felt hat.

I added bold pops of color to the look with tan platform sandals, a deep green clutch, a turquoise necklace and bright red lipstick; I love the fun, playful feeling portrayed by wearing such vibrant colors together.

This calf hair Madewell wallet / clutch is one of my favorite pieces from the new Madewell Collection & I feel like I will be using this for years to come.

I feel like I've been looking at that «Get Out Of Town» clutch forever, maybe this is the day I finally make the plunge!

While black Kurt Geiger «Anja» pumps work well with the look, the oversized silver clutch feels a tad out of place.

I paired it with some snakeskin effect heels a pop of raspberry with the clutch and lips and some fancy pants earings, and i felt like a lady!

Pastel peach with bright pops of coral and lilac feels just right for the occasion, yet sheer panel inserts, a snakeskin clutch, and four - inch heels keep it a little flirty.

Outfit Details: Ralph Lauren shirtdress, Zara heels (similar here), Express Button Down (tied around waist), Urban Expressions clutch (similar here), Ray - Ban sunglasses, Handmade necklace from China (gift from my Chinese cousins) It's not often during the peak of summer in Boston that sleeves feel comfortable.

I love the brighter tangerine color of this one — a clutch Target find from last season — because it feels powerful, classic, and trendy.

Nikki Reed's leather jacket, lace up booties, and cute clutch make the longer length of her printed dress feel edgier!

The Tyler Ellis Perry clutch further restricts the shape of the dress and the gray shoes feel like an afterthought.

I'm following both of you on Facebook and I would feel so lucky to win this clutch!

Just because screen violence shows — or purports to show — the scarification of flesh does not tighten a film's clutch upon our feelings, let alone its claim to truthfulness.

Now, Mission: Impossible - Rogue Nation, the fifth and latest chapter of Cruise's only saga, doesn't feel like a last - ditch clutch to recreate past glory but a potentially highly enjoyable addition to a fun franchise with some life to it.

After all we've been through with these characters, their pearl - clutch - inducing proclivities, his low slung jeans, and her rolling eyeballs, this conservative's wet dream ends on somewhat of a bittersweet note, albeit one that feels absolutely freeing.

Thomas still has feelings for Teresa (Kaya Scodelario), for whom he labors to save from the clutches of merciless adults who prize the teens for their valuable DNA.

Watching it back - to - back with Kate Plays Christine, it's difficult to not feel a prickle of exploitation at work in Campos's film, 8 particularly in regard to a kind of overwrought pearl - clutching typical of Oscar - bait cinema.

To sit in a Ferrari's sumptuous driver's seat, savoring the aroma of leather and the voluptuous view over the hood; to press the red starter button on the steering wheel and hear the V - 8 light off with a cannon - fire report through quad exhausts; to flick one of the big shift paddles at redline and feel the 7 - speed dual - clutch transmission crack off an upshift so fast the M80 - like tailpipe explosion that follows seems at least a city block behind you... these are merely a few of the sensations that delight and excite and bedazzle any soul lucky enough conduct a Ferrari with his or her own hands.

The steering is really hefty, the clutch a bit of a pain, and although beneath all that is a car with a workable balance, I'm not sure you'd feel that keen to dip into its reserves as freely.

Still, the Mercedes» gearchanges feel a skosh slower than those of the dual - clutch automatic gearboxes used by every other competitor here.

Steering remains a little light and vague, and clutch takeup is slightly spongy, but overall, the manual version of the hottest TL feels like a much sharper beast.

We made just one pass from a standstill to extreme speed with the 3050 - lb 650S coupe (we didn't even engage the launch control), and the combination of the twin - turbo V - 8 and quick - shifting, seven - speed, dual - clutch Graziano transmission got us to the crest of the hill in Turn 1 so quickly that we actually felt lightheaded.

Steering feel remains a little on the light / vague side, and clutch takeup is a little mushy, but on a whole, the manual version of the hottest TL feels like a different, much sharper car.

Feel the kick of the explosive twin - turbo V - 8, which sends to the seven - speed dual - clutch transaxle 479 lb - ft of torque between 1,750 and 5,000 rpm (with the optional AMG Dynamic Plus package).

Not only does the clutch suffer from less - than - ideal engagement point and a lack of feel, but our long - term test vehicle went through a clutch in less than 15,000 miles.

It doesn't have that super clean and almost magical feeling of the best dual - clutch «boxes, but it's pretty close and beats rivals like the AMG or the Cadillac CTS - V hands down.

The low - speed heft to the steering is gone, you're past the dreadfully stiff first few millimetres of throttle pedal travel (it initially feels more like a clutch) and the engine spins away busily but with so much in reserve.

Given that the 928's engine was choked down by early emissions technology to a mere 219 hp and 245 lb - ft of torque, while the Panamera's sends a thundering 550 hp and 567 lb - ft of torque to all four of its wheels via a lightning - quick eight - speed dual - clutch automatic, the difference feels like it should be even greater.

Lamborghini deliberately chose a seven - speed automated manual over a dual - clutch automatic transmission for the sharper, racier feel of the torque drop - off during shifts.

It definitely works hard and requires frequent shifting to get the most out of it, but the standard five - speed manual's shifter has good feel and weight, and clutch takeup is natural, so it's quite entertaining to run up and down the gears.