Sentence examples for feel barred from inspiring English sources

There is not much poetry from which I feel barred, whether it is arcane or open in the extreme.

He said he worried that anyone who received a national security letter, except "the most mettlesome and undaunted" targets, would feel barred from consulting a lawyer.

"People with dementia and their carers should never feel barred from everyday activities like shopping for groceries or spending time with friends.

The film had scope and humor and gusto, and you could feel — barring a few niggles about the precise workings of superhero physics — a bounding imagination at work.

Perhaps I'm more aware of this process because I felt barred from realising it as I wished for so long – like many transgendered people over the years, I turned to the stage, allowing me to explore it entirely on my own terms.

With its glass vestibule and expense-account feel, Bar 44 isn't the venue one might expect to be proclaiming its crunchy cred by noting the down-on-the-farm origins of its cocktail ingredients.

Mr Turner agrees that "some judges in some courts may feel that barred you from making a claim".

The exit doors behind you there Are not locked or chained or barred Feel free to stand and leave If you hold me in low regard.

Having taken two years to get the prototype stages working, the British experts regarded this as incredibly optimistic, and felt that, barring a miracle, it would be unlikely to reach that point before the end of 1946.

Don't feel that you are barred from these.

Provided they can draw with Yorkshire, who still need two wickets to feel safe – and barring a miraculous win for Kent against Durham – Sussex will be safe themselves.