look and feel that lasts vs look and feel that last

Both phrases are correct, but they are used in different contexts. 'Look and feel that lasts' is correct when referring to a singular entity that lasts, while 'look and feel that last' is correct when referring to multiple aspects that last. Therefore, the choice between 'lasts' and 'last' depends on whether you are talking about a singular or plural subject.

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look and feel that lasts

This phrase is correct and commonly used when referring to a singular entity that lasts.

This phrase is used when you want to emphasize that a particular look and feel endure over time as a singular entity.

Examples:

The new design has a look and feel that lasts for years.
The classic style has a look and feel that lasts through generations.

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In common with the rest of & kde;, & konqueror; is highly configurable, so you can really get the look and feel that best fits your needs and wishes.
The Commission has therefore focused on monitoring the situation and feels that no other action is necessary.
I feel that last year's general trial of the new discipline had good results.
The EESC welcomes these activities and feels that compliance with the mainstreaming principle is the key to achieving the desired results.
Many who previously had no access to information, are now better prepared, more knowledgeable and feel that their opinions can contribute towards decision-making.
Parker could be angry because he senses how much Hannah means to you and feels that you don't want him to meet her.
Now I want everyone to reach in there and feel that frenum.
Then I can just stick my hands in the rich earth and feel that everything comes from there.
We have given our utmost attention to this report in committee and feel that our proposed amendments substantially improve this regulation.
We share this point of view entirely and feel that this is an excellent report.
These people compare the situation with the previous one and feel that they are worse off now than in the past.
Furthermore, I hope, and feel that, there are undoubtedly different ways in a democracy to express needs, demands, aspirations and objectives.
We welcomed a delegation from Tibet a few weeks ago, and feel that was a positive step.
Overall, we are very satisfied with the result of the conciliation and feel that the rapporteur has done a good job.
We wish to avoid threats and feel that confidence-building is more likely to contribute to an improvement of the human rights situation.
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, we disagree with the introduction of biometric identifiers and feel that they infringe fundamental rights which we consider to be.
We object to certain aspects of the report before us, and feel that other areas have not been given due prominence.
It is sometimes easy to understand why farmers feel excluded from European politics and feel that they are always cap-in-hand outsiders.
I say look in the mirror and feel that you are an angel.
And yet I look at Lia and feel that I don't even know her.

Alternatives:

a look and feel that endures
a look and feel that remains