Sentence examples for subterranean feel from inspiring English sources

It had a personal, subterranean feel.

The rounded-at-the-corners ceiling and stone-studded walls behind the bar make for a subterranean feel.

Almost 150,000 tourists passed through the forbidding gates of Eastern State last year — into a dark hallway, through a gift shop that has a subterranean feel and down dusty corridors lined by crumbling walls.

Amos Oz works in a study that has the subterranean feel of the basement flat in which he grew up in 1940s Jerusalem - except that up the stairs and outside there are no narrow streets full of refugees fleeing the pogroms of eastern Europe, but blue sky and rocky ochre desert and the clearest air, through which the sound of fighter jets resonates for miles.

Fashion has a subterranean feel to the traditionalists, frivolous in its expression but there is an irony as the aesthetic principles of fashion are far from trivial.

If I had been Wordsworth – the subterranean feeling runs – this is what it might have felt like to be me.

Now subterranean feelings erupted to the surface.

That is why a subterranean cave feels warm in the winter and cool in the summer.

One of the story's most understated relationships — the subterranean yearning felt by one of the Makioka husbands (Koji Ishizaka) for his young sister-in-law, the shy, melancholy (and unmarried) Yukiko (Sayuri Yoshinaga, above right, with Yuko Kotegawa) — is traced so delicately that you're barely prepared for the picture's tender, wrenching ending.

Everything else is in order though, from its likable, kinetic-feeling combat, to the succession of subterranean dungeons, which feel meagre compared with other outings in the series.

Tappo sits on street level, but it feels subterranean.