Sentence examples for feels urban from inspiring English sources

"Downtown feels urban — from my office I can see the Freedom Tower, and I look over Canal Street — yet there is also an unbelievable sense of space and light".

It feels urban and edgy, with minimal red lighting and a stripped-down bar list offering one variety of every spirit – only Hendrick's gin, only Luksusowa vodka and so on.

A variety of housing types makes the site feel urban and each home a little more distinct.

Even though there is more density to CityCenter than there is to anything else in Las Vegas, and more sophistication to its architecture, it doesn't feel urban.

The immediate surroundings feel urban – the hotel is by a high-rise public housing project while the nearest commercial street is under elevated subway tracks – but Bushwick's best bars and cafes/restaurants are nearby.

Winterbourne House was built in 1903 by British industrialist John Nettlefold, and Ms Williams said she felt Urban Veg was extending his legacy.

We researched stuff online, because it's a club in the south, we just wanted it to feel urban, daring and dirty.

Just one look at the handsome gray-shingled inn with a manicured front lawn dotted with white Adirondack chairs, I could feel urban tensions drifting away -- no matter that the day was gray and misty.

After her second marriage ended 13 years ago she quit the Cotswolds for London, and now feels "completely urban".

When I come upon Bryher village, with its shop and Fraggle Rock cafe, it feels oddly urban and I hurry back to the remote beauty of Hell Bay.

Nonetheless, Belle Shoals feels more Urban Outfitters flannel than Flannery O'Connor, who once wrote, "Anything that comes out of the South is going to be called grotesque by the Northern reader".