Sentence examples for Feeling failed from inspiring English sources

Alloush insisted that the number of people embracing Salafism remained small, but said that some young Sunnis, feeling failed by the Hariri-led Future group, may have become more influenced by Islamist figures with a more aggressively sectarian attitude.

"The current of his feeling failed," wrote Auden; "he became his admirers". A friend who had nursed Mr. Walker through the eight years of his illness jealously observes the actresses who come to visit him, speculating that they will use the situation for "source emotions" for playing Juliet and Lady Macbeth.

"For him it was his last afternoon as himself," says Auden of Yeats' dying day, An afternoon of nurses and rumours; The provinces of his body revolted, The squares of his mind were empty, Silence invaded the suburbs, The current of his feeling failed; he became his admirers.

Studies with direct measures of food intake and/or satiety feeling failed to document any difference between fructose and other caloric sweeteners in humans [ 28, 85, 86].

The combination, I felt, failed.

Perhaps then we would have fewer children who feel "failed by the system".

He was active in the Society of Labour Lawyers, but his passion was not evoked by questions of law reform, which he felt failed to capture the imagination of the public.

According to McBride, his boss was wildly intolerant of BBC interviewers, whom he felt failed to focus on the most important issues.

The combination, I felt, failed, for two reasons: First, the elongated leaves on both plants have somewhat similar shapes and did not provide much contrast.

He added throwing-in problems also harmed Wales, who he felt failed to capitalise on line-out chances.

He says he feels failed by the company and failed by the government.