Sentence examples for because of a feeling from inspiring English sources

It is going to be more difficult for the demonstrators to step back, to get out of their corner, because of a feeling that nobody on the outside is giving them the support they feel they deserve.

Alissa didn't run away partly because of a feeling that there was a romantic bond, partly because of Stockholm syndrome, and partly because of raw fear.

"The country is in a bad mood because of a feeling that more than two decades after the revolution, things should be better than they are".

So many of us experience a form of P.T.S.D. because of a feeling we are not considered equal to our colleagues.

Not because both writers are funny gay men but because of a feeling they'd both produced in me that wasn't quite like anything else I'd experienced.

But it is scary that political upheaval might be set off even remotely because of a feeling of national shame brought about by a loss in one futebol game.

16 Emergency admissions often represent stressful events for the patients and their families because of anxiety, a feeling of discontinuity and logistic problems in an emergency setting that may increase the waiting time.

Even though it's "way too early to know," Clarkson said she's convinced that she's having a girl because of "a gut feeling" and "a scientific feeling why".

I began to tear up under the majestic stadium lights, because it reminded me of a feeling that I thought I had lost many years ago.

Are you feeling useless because of a certain situation you have no control over?

Perhaps because of a new feeling of confidence, the security check at the main gate had been practically abandoned.