Sentence examples for Feel spoken from inspiring English sources

She added: "I don't feel spoken to by Labour".

It was a song you could listen to over and over again, as a twelve- or thirteen-year-old kid, and feel spoken to and gratified yet somehow wanting more.

Throughout their maternity care, women from minority ethnic groups were less likely to feel spoken to so they could understand, to be treated with kindness, to be sufficiently involved in decisions and to have confidence and trust in the staff.

Immigrant women of black and minority ethnicity were less likely to feel spoken to with respect and understanding, and in a way they could understand; to feel they had options in care or adequate information; and were less likely to describe care providers positively [ 17, 19].

He begins by immersing himself in the character, imagining how the character would feel, speak and gesture.

What does it mean to "see," think, desire, feel, speak, act, or write "like a woman"?

Chekhov created a similar feeling of familiarity by producing empathy with characters who audiences felt spoke their hearts.

The language itself, I felt, spoke to that issue.

Maria was an incredible musician who you felt spoke directly to you – she was a true communicator.

Those voices feel real, spoken by an external, commanding authority.

He made me feel acknowledged, spoken to, listened for.