Sentences with phrase «pages feel in my hands»

Most arguments have been about the sentimental versus the practical, between people who prefer how paper pages feel in their hands and people who argue for the practicality of e-readers.

Not exact matches

As Fallon puts it, «certain books just feel more real held in our hands and paged through meditatively.»

Overblown as the blasé cowboy, not simply nihilistic but actually suicidal, Andes is the most believable character in this world of absurd violence, coming across as the written words that you can feel when passing your hand across the page.

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-- nothing will ever replace the feel of a good book in your hands on a rainy afternoon or if you just want to pop yourself up in a corner some place and get lost in the pages.

Even with techy options like phones and tablets, many authors still prefer the feel of a pen or pencil in their hands, and the familiar surface of a fresh notebook page.

The Oasis 2 feels better in the hand, has page - buttons and has more uniform lighting.

I enjoy having that printed copy of a book in my hands, turning the pages, and know that I have the pleasure of what I feel is what a book should be.

Also, since I started reading more print books again, I have a new appreciation for the feeling of holding a book in your hands, the tactile sensation of turning the pages, of seeing your progression visually as the pages read become more plentiful and the pages yet unread decrease in number.

Reading this page - turning thriller feels like holding lightning in your hands.

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Its aluminum construction feels velvety smooth and its extra girth makes it easy to grip in one hand, like holding a paperback book with its pages folded back.

At 0.9 pounds and 0.4 - inches thin, not only does the PlayBook feel like a small paperback — especially when holding it with one hand — but it also comes pre-loaded with the Kobo eBook reader application to transform it into an actual book, flipping pages in either landscape or portrait mode.

The most common mentioned is the act of turning the page, the feel of having a book in your hand, and the ability to highlight and scribble notes in the margins.

Sony is the only manufacturer to offer physical page - forward and page - back buttons at the bottom of an e-reader, a feature that I found especially useful for those times when I held the e-reader in one hand by the bottom (something this model's balanced feel allows).

There's are two physical buttons on the edge, so you can still press to turn pages, as well as tap or swipe as you prefer, so the interaction and the feel in the hand is very much as it was before, although there's now less travel in the these keys.

Working from a small studio in her home, Mizushima crafts the tiny creatures by hand, selling her felt creations and prints of the little dioramas she constructs on her Etsy page and on Society6.

Feeling the weight of a book in my hands, flipping back through its pages to re-read a particularly crucial or well - written paragraph, using a bookmark to hold my place while I ponder what I've just read — those are some of the things I still love about reading.

Sometimes I annotate them, but for me it's simply the feel of the page and the heft of the thing in my hand.

You can also change the look and feel by clicking on icons in the upper right - hand corner of any item displayed on your pages.

HTC took a page out of Apple's handbook and used a unibody aluminum case with curves that felt great in the hand and the smartphone's specifications impressed Android fans and consumers.

The handset felt uncomfortably warm in our hands as we loaded web pages and video, more so than any other smartphone we've seen.

When I made the switch from paper books to an e-reader, I wasn't sure how I'd like it - there's something about the tactile nature of flipping pages and the feeling of a book in your hands that I love.