Sentence examples for feel attended from inspiring English sources

Pregnant women who did not feel attended to by health professionals had an odds of HTC that was 52% lower than those who fell attended to (OR = 0.48; p < 0.05), Table  2.

If this were your house of worship, how safe would you feel attending Sabbath services with your family, including young children with a group of protesters waving American flags in your face as they pack guns in clear view?

Just hours before hospitalisation, Webster had tweeted about the "goosebumps" she felt attending the opening of the Olympics.

While many felt attending the show would help bring them some closure, others felt it was too soon. .

If you refuse to attend a same-sex wedding, explain that you do not feel comfortable attending the ceremony because it is at odds with your personal religious beliefs.

Shabbat services are open to all, but if you don't feel comfortable attending a synagogue you're not used to, look for a panel discussion or lecture led by a rabbi.

"I felt very attended to.

They feel policemen attend Western education.

"It was a morning like a green field," he writes, "and I felt good — attended to by shepherds who spoke softly to each other and to me".

I'd feel safer attending a group animated by Oprah than one haunted by George Babbitt, but I'd be happiest reading my book at home.

Adding to voters' confusion, the biker brawlers and G.O.P. candidates have identical views on a host of issues, such as gun rights and whether they would feel comfortable attending a gay wedding.