Sentence examples for felt beneath from inspiring English sources

He felt beneath his right arm.

We may come to feel what Philip Larkin felt: "Beneath it all, desire of oblivion runs".

And so I felt, beneath the reconfigured surface of things, the tension of the old orthodoxies.

"I kneeled down and pressed the palm of my hand against the pig's belly and felt beneath the dusty, bristly skin her warmth … I felt absolutely terrific, unambiguously happy," he gushes, uncontrollably.

In 1984, with Paul Levy, she co-wrote a book on another new tribe, foodies; much of the scorn poured on consumers of cold-pressed olive oil and sashimi stemmed, no doubt, from her impeccable Sloane taste for sausage rolls and stodgy Dundee cake in a biting wind on a tartan rug at Glyndebourne/Cheltenham/wherever else.She also felt, beneath her merciless sniping, great affection for her tribe.

When the tip of the drill bit is felt beneath the skin, another tiny skin incision is made over it (Fig. 2a).

Not seismic tremors you can feel beneath your feet, but earthquakes all the same.

Neither man starts out with a community; Lemming feels above everyone, while Marzac, as he admits, feels beneath everyone.

Mundane tasks may feel beneath them--things like changing diapers, tidying up toys, or picking up snacks for soccer practice.

But it perfectly captures the lingering resonating I feel beneath the bustle of commerce on the crowded city streets, the pretty sparkling lights, tinny tunes, smell of evergreens, and jolly laughter surrounding me.

To keep the surface of the lake calm and serene, and the worse the chaos becomes the more you grit your teeth and ignore, laugh it off and plunge all the resentment and confusion you feel beneath its placid surface.