Sentence examples for industrial feeling from inspiring English sources

Their kitchen had an industrial feeling — only servants used it, after all.

Its décor has an industrial feeling, with exposed particle board, pipes and metal sheeting.

It has the confident industrial feeling of a canalside warehouse, emboldened by its own mammoth purpose.

Hoping for something with the industrial feeling of their old loft, they looked for a commercial building they could convert, rather than a house.

Made using die-cut metal plates and printed directly on to the walls, together with the worn texture and colour of the building, it is supposed to evoke an established, industrial feeling.

Once inside of the DGTL space, the sparse, industrial feeling continued, with most of the room engulfed in cobalt blue lights.

In the Western countries, for instance in France, the anti-nuclear movement was the symbol of anti-industrial feeling.

In their fully upright position, they are very much akin to a first-class airline seat wide, well bolstered and not nearly as careworn or as industrial-feeling as one might find on a commercial aircraft.

The north-south divide is becoming more pronounced, with the old industrial towns feeling ignored, separate and un-listened to.

It was his idea to open the popular Sellafield visitors' centre, lending Britain's most eerie industrial site the feeling of a science theme park.

Or, as Youssef Bouthesavvyli, thEgyptianEgyptradetrade minister, asked at the end of the Seattle debacle, "Why, all of a sudden, when third world labor has proved to be competitive, do industrial countries start feeling concerned about our workers?" All this calls out for explanation.