Sentence examples for at a subterranean level from inspiring English sources

The band's life force is rhythm, both at a subterranean level and on the surface.

But by forcing taboo issues into the public arena, Murray has opened up for discussion politically salient issues that lurk at a subterranean level in the back-brains of many voters, issues that are rarely examined with the rigor necessary to affirm or deny their legitimacy.

It could be read as a deeply coded autobiography, working at a subterranean level through DeLillo's response to David Foster Wallace's death: the sudden loss, the California setting, the young man's fascination and desire to record an older man's work (just as Wallace once considered editing an issue of The Review of Contemporary Fiction devoted to DeLillo).

The city will have no cars; people will move around using driverless electric vehicles that move on a subterranean level.

Then the company started renting space to other tenants in the plant, which has a subterranean level that once housed a cafeteria, among other uses.

The extras The hotel spa is one of this place's most radical departures, a subterranean level full of winding corridors and hidden rooms.

Nihonkai Shouya (pub food): In the basement of Sowa Ginko (bank), a building that connects at subterranean level to the Yaesu Chikagai mall; Yaesu 1-9-13 1-9-13 1-9-13ku; (81-3) 5202-1588.

In emergence myths there seems to be an easy movement from one stage of creation to the next, but, as has been shown in the Navajo myth, at each subterranean level there is some type of antagonism among the developing embryonic creatures.

While many of those programming challenges may seem at the subterranean level for most entrepreneurs, many other technology decisions demand more tangible, active involvement.

On a more subterranean level, I've started keeping a worm bin again, thanks to "The Earth Moved: On the Remarkable Achievements of Earthworms," by Amy Stewart (Algonquin Books, $23.95).

Along with those silver terraces of books, at subterranean level, in what look like excavated catacombs made of Iranian marble, the library houses an expensively acquired collection of rare manuscripts and calligraphy relating to the Arab world.