Sentence examples for underground feeling from inspiring English sources

That gave the group a bit of an underground feeling.

Schultz claims that there is an "underground feeling" of anticipation for the arrival of Starbucks in Italy.

Woronov's favourite moments were dancing for the Velvet Underground, feeling a "want" in their work she recognised.

I had people saying: 'We've all been thinking it.' I think that shows you that there is this underground feeling of … I think there's empathy, which is an interesting emotion to feel for people under difficult pressures.

It was seedy, underground-feeling and, crucially, friendly.

If someone claims to be able to find objects buried underground by feeling the vibrations of a forked stick, that is a claim that can be tested.

It has more of an underground club feeling like you would get in the UK, with a super low ceiling and pitch black inside.

The impulse to dissimulate their deeds, to force all feeling underground, ultimately leads to madness.

Ignoring it and hoping it will go away just drives the feelings underground.

Not so long before, I would have been able to shove my feelings underground, bury them and move on.

The common interests of Dornig and Fröhlich – "who said UN representatives don't have a feeling for underground club music?" laughs Fröhlich – are also shared by the 27-year-old founder and director of Play31, Jakob Lund.