Sentence examples for beneath there was from inspiring English sources

Back before every man in New York knew where to get the best made-to-measure fine-wale corduroy suit, and which cordovan shoe to wear with it, and which quirky sock would look oh-so-surprising peeking out from beneath, there was A.P.C. (Atelier de Production et de Création) telling you what to do.

Seen from beneath, there are straight and branching ridges and valleys, columns and pits, all finely punctuated.

Scratch the surface and lurking beneath there is still a soulful schoolboy daydreaming in double maths.

The NRENs usually work as a hierarchy: on the top there is a national backbone network, beneath there are regional networks, following to metropolitan area networks (MAN), and on the bottom there are networks of individual campuses or institutions.

Because the ice of rationality and civilization is kind of thin, this thin ice breaks easily and beneath there is an ocean of barbarism.

On their surface, the Winklevii are Ivy League perfection, but beneath there's shades of entitlement, smug masculinity afforded by a lifetime of privilege and vulnerability.

Beneath the words there was, again, no substance.

"Beneath her tiny grids there was another tiny grid — the weave of the canvas," he said.

But beneath the surface civilities there was much tension.

Beneath it all there is the guilt of betrayal.

But beneath the surface there were points of friction.