Sentence examples for courts feeling from inspiring English sources

Plenty of feminists agreed with the courts, feeling that the anti-porn faction was veering from the larger goal of freedom.

"People in our meetings shared their tales of difficult times in courts, including feeling they were preyed upon by the courts, feeling they were supporting a system that oppressed them, and expressing pain because they felt like their system should protect and care for them," Wilson said.

The provisions of the bill of rights should furthermore not be interpreted in a way which results in courts feeling themselves unduly pressurized by the fear of gambling with the lives of claimants into ordering hospitals to furnish the most expensive and improbable procedures, thereby diverting scarce medical resources and prejudicing the claims of others" (section 58).

She tries to explain what she means about being stronger and describes sitting in court feeling her angriest.

The Knicks will play the Detroit Pistons on Thursday in London in what will presumably be the first regular-season game in a couple of weeks in which Anthony will take the court feeling fully nourished.

He said that his career was "never the same again" after his expulsion by a "kangaroo court", feeling that the punishment had weakened his will.

The company's 'your local privacy rules don't apply to our international business' strategy appears to be on borrowed time, in Europe at least — with some European courts already feeling able to deny Facebook's claim that Ireland be its one-stop shop for any/all international legal challenges.

Monaco did win the opening game of the match, with Nadal said he thought the match was complicated and went on the court feeling nervous.

But after a a miserable first-round loss in Monte Carlo, he remembers walking off the court feeling ashamed and receiving an ultimatum from his coach, Patrice Hagelauer.

By collaborating with the pro bono community, it's providing support when people turn up in court feeling lost and worried and needing legal help".

I remember being on court feeling dizzy, disorientated, tearful, then coming off court, going into the locker room, and finding my period had started – and realising, ah, that's why I was all over the place".