give someone a feel

To have some arm available gave one a feeling of security.

Either way it will give you a feel for how people are thinking.

I'm not saying I like them, but they give me a feeling.

We will use a simple example to give you a feel for the subject.

Above all, it will give us a feeling of security we have not known so far.

I was just trying to give you a feel of what it's like inside the room.

It gave her a feeling of power, playing that game with him.

But their stories do give me a feeling this could be a very good year.

Long Island gives her a feeling of security, she said.

It gives one a feeling of something to go on.

And it gives you a feeling of what other countries feel.

Does that give you a feel for the sort of speech I need?

He gave me a feel for the city I wouldn't have otherwise had.

I try to give them a feel of the personal side to it, what happens to your family.

They will give you a feel for what both their college, and the University, is trying to achieve.

It does at least give you a feel where the money is going on a real time basis.

Doing so gave him a feeling of security and satisfaction.

I doubt if he ever even gave anybody a feel.

My legs are warm and I give them a feel.

Second, its a test for something bigger, to see how good we are and to give them a feel.

That might give you a feel for what it’s like in the store the other 364 days of the year.

Football gives him a feeling he can find no other place.

It gives me a feeling that I have my father yet.

But that first beer gave me a feeling I never had before.