Sentence examples for feel it beneath from inspiring English sources

You can taste and smell it, rub it between your fingers and feel it beneath your feet.

MR: Yeah, and you have your sense of humor intact, like you can feel it beneath your take on "Quinn The Eskimo".

This means that you should connect with the ground, and feel it beneath you.

Tracks like the free jazz squawk of The National Anthem and the discordant electronica of Motion Picture Soundtrack were self-conciously awkward and bloody-minded, the noise made by a band trying so hard to make a "difficult" album that they felt it beneath them to write any songs.

He felt it beneath the mask of Cary Grant, and because he was tired of wearing that mask, because he wanted to let his various disguises fall away and just be whatever he was, he took a glass of water, put the small round pill on his tongue, and swallowed.

They'd propped a mattress and an armoire against the sliding glass door, but could still feel it flexing beneath the bellowing wind.

I reached out to grasp what seemed like a taut rope line, only to feel it sag beneath my trembling fist.

You could feel it boiling beneath their conversation.

Given the report that SCOs feel it is beneath their status to work in out-patient departments when deployed there to cover RCO shortages [ 21], this type of training intervention should be carefully examined.

"A lot of guys felt it was beneath them".

I've seen plagiarizers, fiction writers and reporters who felt it was beneath them to show up for work at all.