Sentence examples for because they were felt from inspiring English sources

Jews, black and mixed-race people, Travellers and the disabled, were murdered en masse because they were felt to be a threat to national greatness.

"There's been a trend toward taking the coats off in the last 20 years because they were felt to be intimidating," Dr. Risse said.

The British had a mindset that divided Uganda into "tribes" and promoted northerners and easterners in the army because they were felt to have a more martial bearing.

Over the past decade both universities have abolished their entrance exams, because they were felt to favour private schools which were more likely to give their pupils special preparation.

This was either because they were felt to be too young or they wished to remain physically active and therefore arthroplasty was not desirable.

Unlike the correction of the clock errors before analysis (noted above), these observations were not corrected before analysis because they were felt to be due to the behavior of the individual participants.

Finally, the deterrent concern refers to those types of transaction that are discouraged because they are felt to be of doubtful value to society.

Since mental processes can be more easily encoded in the active form, because they are felt as somehow more personal, the percentage of active mental processes rises.

Most importantly, Power's offenses against liberty are resisted not out of any particular political belief, but because they are felt immediately as impingements on normal life.

According to the company's web site, employees are encouraged to be assertive and discussions about disagreements and mistakes are considered an intentional part of the company's culture because they are felt to stimulate both learning and progress.

They wanted to feel better before returning home because they were tired and felt that they had not recovered sufficiently.