Sentence examples similar to Under the feel from inspiring English sources

In these glossy, lightweight days of an election year, it seems, they can't build metaphorical tents big or fast enough for every politician who wants to pitch one up and invite the multicultural folds to "Come on under!" The feel-good message that both parties seek to convey is: regardless of race or creed, we really ARE all kin beneath the skin.

It's strange that a comedy that wants us to peek into the minds under the felt allows one of its most famous characters to be so one-dimensional. .

Paper works best stuffed under the felt.

When we feel under-the-gun or anxious, we often turn to food for comfort.

When you get home, feel the boxes wrapped up under the tree, feel the edges and for soft spots, if you know where all the creases of the box, you should know what present it is.

In some ways Under the Skin feel as if it belongs to an earlier, braver era.

If I. D. Berkovitch's play "Under the Cross" feels like a theatrical missive from another time and place, that's because it is.

Roberts, a presenter on Homes Under the Hammer, felt that Baker was bragging about his success after leading the team that won the Hungry Games live trial.

People Under The Stairs – Feels Good.

He said being under the snow felt like "being buried under concrete".

As Jalal et al. (2015) originally demonstrated and the present study confirmed, participants under the RHI felt disgust toward contamination-related stimuli without actually being in direct (skin-to-skin) contact with these stimuli.