Sentence examples for communities feeling from inspiring English sources

And his obsession has left some in established ethnic communities feeling slighted.

The advancement of other rights sometimes has left faith communities feeling they are not understood or properly protected," he says.

Dozens, perhaps hundreds, of people have died in this continuing conflict, and claims of torture, disappearances and mass graves have left communities feeling embattled and victimised.

At the same time, Brazil has up to 8 million fewer residential properties than it needs, with the poorest communities feeling the impact of this housing deficit.

Leaders of all communities, feeling the need for a common platform from which to voice a nationalist viewpoint, came together in 1919 to form the Ceylon National Congress, which united Sinhalese and Tamil organizations.

The government-sponsored report into what happened in Brixton, carried out by Lord Scarman, prompted a change in emphasis from the police, but the onset of "community policing" generally left black communities feeling even more surveyed and spied upon.

"There's a community feeling that's still there".

"It is a tragic situation that has everyone in the football community feeling both saddened and concerned," the N.F.L. spokesman Greg Aiello wrote Tuesday in an e-mail.

We're bringing strong ideas back into government, words that we had inside ourselves but were afraid to say — solidarity, community, feeling a part of something".

Nantucket, Martha's Vineyard and Cape Cod have strong senses of identity and history, with each community feeling itself to be more special than the others.

But it's left everyone - not just the media community, feeling deeply shocked.