Sentence examples for culturally feel from inspiring English sources

I think there will be much larger numbers of people who live somewhat bohemian, [freelance] lifestyles, who culturally feel very upper-middle-class or even upper-class, but who don't have that much money.

An intervention delivered by telephone thus may fill this service gap in offering an intervention with which the caregivers may culturally feel comfortable.

"Culturally, we feel part, not just of the world of Anglophone children's books, which we share with the US, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and elsewhere in the world, but with a European tradition that sees Babar, Tintin, the Moomins and Pippi Longstocking as part of a shared children's book heritage that influences and shapes our publishing decisions," she said.

Culturally, we feel very aligned".

Culturally, I feel "white".

When all is going well, personally, and culturally, we feel good.

As an American Jew in Hebrew School, culturally you feel that Israel is your homeland even if you don't necessarily celebrate the holidays," Togo explained.

"I'm not a big economics guy," says James when I ask why he's a unionist, "but culturally I feel British, I am British.

Culturally, I felt very different and not just because I was Scottish".

San Antonio is nearly 100 miles away - a trip to the shops by Texas standards - but culturally it feels further, with two-thirds of the citizenry of Hispanic origin.

Of course, the randomness is fairly culturally specific to North American school culture, so feel free to ignore this step.