Sentence examples for feel affect from inspiring English sources

Perhaps it feels convenient to white people who desire to unravel systemic effects of a hyperracialized society (especially those effects that they feel affect white people negatively) to embrace the notion of a transracial identity, as if such a thing exists.

Voters don't like increased costs for issues they do not feel affect them.

"We just tell the stories that we want to tell, the stories that we feel affect us individually and as a community at large". .

When Paris is under attack it seems natural to feel affected.

If you feel affected by any of the scenes you see tonight, these [phone] numbers might help".

Later, she wrote to one of her sisters about her revelation: "How you feel affects what you see".

And don't make acting a bloodsport because it will destroy you – find stories you feel affected by and don't make it remotely competitive.

This mismatch makes it difficult to mobilise public opinion behind expensive action to fix problems that people do not feel affected by.

And Mr. Hopkins's interest in all the family dynamics -- the one area where screwball comedy's wooziness can feel affected -- has a considerable and considerate charm.

It calls them so often with dwindling effect so far as I can tell that commuters barely feel affected unless they use a militant-dominated line.

Although members of her family were active in the N.A.A.C.P., she did not feel affected by the nation's larger racial tensions until she was older.