Sentence examples for advantage feeling from inspiring English sources

Once again remembering that we are dealing with social and cultural stereotypes, they might include: believing you have the advantage, feeling entitled to rewards and compensation, having a greater sense of pride and self-importance, ability to speak up more aggressively, successfully pushing your weight around and simply seeming to know more than everybody else.

Still a top romantic destination, Stoke Park is a private country club as well as a hotel, which gives it the advantage of feeling relaxed, never stuffy, while still retaining old-school elegance.

Take advantage without feeling obligated to invest in any over-priced products.

The phone also has the advantage of feeling more personal than other means of communication, such as e-mail.

An obvious advantage is feeling liberated to explore beyond the boundaries of the traditions we felt constrained by.

The Labour leader accused lenders of "putting pressure on our kids" with child-friendly, animated commercials to take advantage of families feeling the squeeze.

But in lieu of British society offering a feeling of identity and belonging, groups like Isis have taken advantage of youngsters feeling vulnerable at home in the UK and will manipulate them with ideological arguments that offer individuals a route to finding a meaning in life.

People eventually learn the going rate, and nobody likes feeling taken advantage of.

In 1984 they bought a 5 acre farm in Monmouth County; after feeling taken advantage of in the deal, Weinberg became a scrupulous researcher in real estate matters, often spending days at town halls looking over obscure zoning regulations.

I believe there is a definitive advantage, in terms of feeling crappy post-drinking, to sipping sustainably farmed, small-production wine that is as natural as it needs to be.

It might mean that you consistently find yourself with unavailable partners who have trouble committing, or find yourself being the one who always takes care of the other person, leaving you feeling taken advantage of.