Sentence examples similar to I feel sheltered from inspiring English sources

Before coming to Berkeley I had earned my BA in art at Stanford University, a sprawling peaceful campus with broad green lawns where I felt sheltered from the world's gritty realities.

It must have been easy to feel sheltered from the vagaries of the world from within a large financial institution.

But the 15th-century core of Villefranche, hidden between two rocky outcroppings, feels sheltered from its influence.

"I felt the shelter shudder when the bombs had dropped nearby and [heard] the screams of so many people," remembers Mr Ulyatt.

A narrator talks about a shack that once stood on the dunes that he is visiting: "I feel safe in this spot, sheltered".

"I feel like girls in shelters should have the same as girls not in shelters," Gianni told WTKR.

When a character dies in This War of Mine, because I've not barricaded my shelter sufficiently, I feel guilty for failing to properly prepare for the night.

"I feel it should be called 'night shelter' or a 'walking track' or something like that," says Pankaj Joshi, executive director at the Urban Design Research Institute.

I feel an instinctual need to provide shelter for my daughter.

An independent audit of Shelter's effectiveness commissioned by the charity at this time concluded that "virtually all respondents felt Shelter's campaigning work was very dependent on Chris Holmes and his high-level relationships".

In nearby Fort McKay — just north of Fort McMurray where evacuees displaced by the fire have felt shelter, but which is itself facing a voluntary evacuation order — the air quality index currently sits at seven.