The phrase "urban feeling" is correct and can be used in written English.
The phrase usually describes a particular atmosphere or sensation that can be experienced in an urban environment, usually consisting of a mix of bright lights, people, and activity. For example: "The energy of the city always gives me an urban feeling that I love."
Given that beach communities crowd up to the shore, that often leads to a denser, more urban feeling with wide and busy roads for walkers to cross.
Dean Macris, a former head of the San Francisco planning department, said that Mission Bay might someday take on a more urban feeling if more were done between the buildings.
Although it captures what seems like an unremarkable street scene, the video portrays that particularly urban feeling of being surrounded by people and yet not engaging with them at all: here, Nelson becomes the detached observer of modern city life.
"We still have this yearning kind of element," Ms. Bougatsos said, "this urban feeling of being in the city and trying to survive and getting kicked out of our apartments".
With a combined value of $125 million, the projects are pillars of a city plan to give an increasingly lively part of Pasadena a more dense and urban feeling.
Staten Island's most urban-feeling hamlet, the neighborhood is enjoying new popularity after years of decline and high crime, aggravated by the exodus of major public institutions like a City University campus and a Department of Motor Vehicles office and the retailers that depended on them.
But when you move to the country and you're in a place that's almost like paradise, you know, it's hard to paint these kind of urban-feeling paintings.
That didn't mean the music was emotionless (the standard accusation of the synthphobic rocker), but that the emotions were bleak: isolation, urban anomie, feeling cold and hollow inside, paranoia.
Increases in demand for housing benefit, homelessness services, mental health services, free school meals and debt advice are putting extra strain on authorities across the country with rural and urban areas feeling the impact, the survey found.
One claimed that the strike completely shut down business in Karachi.A Gallup poll of urban opinion, released on Monday, suggested that Pakistanis in the cities have conflicting feelings.
These shakers are informal, only too happy to talk about feelings, frustrated by tradition, urban, urbane, into ecology not theology, and strikingly liberal.
