Sentence examples for suburban feel from inspiring English sources

The neighborhood has a decidedly suburban feel.

Asked on Tuesday if the car had a suburban feel, the mayor smiled and replied, "That's probably true".

Little fifties ranch houses have lost their everyday suburban feel and now look like gems of Modernism.

Critics say that the area's "suburban feel" is the result of a lack of co-ordinated planning.

Broad lawns and a mix of ranches, multifamilies and elegant older homes give Westville a more suburban feel.

Fort Lee has the suburban feel of a New Jersey town with the ethnic diversity of a New York City neighborhood.

That main trail has developed a quasi-suburban feel: you're seldom out of sight of fellow trekkers, much less the never-ending stream of mule trains and Nepali porters with wicker baskets strapped to their foreheads.

Ivy Hill, at the western edge of town, is a neighborhood of rare calm and order, almost suburban in feel.

They are lovely and suburban, and feel very far from the frenetic boom-boom-boom of Midtown footsteps.

The monetary difficulties overshadow the enthusiasm many suburban parents feel for the magnet school programs.

Dedicating the episode to the introduction of a major new character also means less of the self-contained "wacky suburban adventure" feel that series one cultivated.