Sentence examples for punk feeling from inspiring English sources

The concept of the game was inspired by the punk feeling the original Shin Megami Tensei was emulating when it released.

The shape of the line is "blunt at the ends, to get a slightly more aggressive, punk feeling".

Ultimately being punk is feeling outside of society and Disney was about creating things that could be understood and loved the world over.

I vaguely remember its publication and recall, in my post-punk arrogance, feeling affronted that I should be so prominently featured in a wanky, intellectual, middle-class publication that was all about books.

I think it's not necessarily just punk that is feeling this, but a lot of people are angry and have something to say.

(From "Are you feeling lucky, punk?".) Peter's leader on the justification for the first Gulf war, from January 1991:Benjamin Franklin said there never was a good war, or a bad peace.

Meanwhile the government is also braced for the news that Ford is going to end car production at Dagenham.In this section Post-Fordism Those perfidious Anglo spies Are you feeling lucky, punk?

Now ministers are said to be thinking hard about state payments for parents who take time off to be with their children.In this section Leave it to me Post-Fordism Those perfidious Anglo spies Are you feeling lucky, punk?

By contrast, the Liberal Democrats, who polled a paltry 14% in 1997, took 34% in last year's council elections.In this section Post-Fordism Those perfidious Anglo spies Are you feeling lucky, punk?

If things work out the other way, and the US healthcare system continues to work with its accustomed malignity, it will be time to ask another famous Californian question: Are you feeling lucky, punk?

Are you feeling lucky, punk?