21.   Still, the principals agreed, this game had a much better feel to it than what camp followers had endured to this stage.

22.   That experience, in turn, may give them a better feel for the practice of science.

23.   The guys at the network level have a better feel for it.

24.   The year will show whether Goldsmith or Clement has a better feel for the political pulse.

25.   Then, the players would have a better feel for where they fit in athletically and academically, as well as where the program is headed.

26.   They have a better feel for it.

27.   They simply have a better feel for the game.

28.   Too bad the two have a better feel for art than they do for words.

29.   Unfamiliar to the area, Bill Clarke tapped all his fishing instincts Saturday to get a better feel for the waters off the Malibu coastline.

30.   Ultimately, when he gets to Boston and gets a better feel for the Wall, left field may be a possibility, perhaps.