Sentence examples for an underlying feeling of from inspiring English sources

"There's a bit of an underlying feeling of entitlement.

The slump of Sam's shoulders signals an underlying feeling of resignation to a barren love life.

All of your YA novels are unique in themselves but all seem to have an underlying feeling of darkness through them, especially in Road of the Dead, Candy and The Bunker Diary.

There is an underlying feeling of dread in Bijelo Polje, a town where half the population is Muslim, and that has already been buffeted by the tensions of the wars in neighboring Bosnia and then in the nearby Serbian province of Kosovo.

There is an underlying feeling of commitment i.e. a belief that each is equally important and precious to the relationship.

"There is an underlying feeling of being misunderstood or lacking in community or not feeling like your home is where you should be," he says.

"Most black students agree there is an underlying feeling we need to attract us as well," she said.

There is certainly an underlying feeling that, as a woman, you don't fully belong.

Whether the lie stems from fear of getting into trouble, letting you down, or to avoid reality, trust me -- there's an underlying feeling he isn't good enough as is, not so hot grades and all.

Is there an underlying feeling or emotional response you have not recognized or worked through yet?

"Her drawing conveys a lot of the underlying feeling of what's going on in the same way a movie can have a shot without dialogue that's a major turning point or a major insight into a character.