Sentence examples for feel bypassed from inspiring English sources

Graft has eroded the party's moral authority and sparked violent discontent among those who feel bypassed by China's recent economic growth.

While many of the conclusions reached so far have resulted from those discussions, some participants in the process, chief among them some family members of victims of the Sept. 11 attack, say they have felt bypassed in some decisions.

Former Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa, who announced a bid for governor just after the Nov. 8 election, said many voters in the Rust Belt and America's heartland — as well as in California's Central Valley and northern areas — flocked to Trump because they felt bypassed by the new economy and overlooked by leaders in Washington and Sacramento.

Is it just me, or does anyone else feel like we bypassed Halloween and Thanksgiving and went straight to Christmas?

The Netanyahu government may feel it can bypass the executive branch to some extent and talk about extra US funding for Israeli missile defence directly with Congress instead.

"These actions have emboldened Palestinian hard-liners who now are poised to form a unity government with terrorist Hamas and feel they can bypass Israel at the bargaining table.

If the thrift store has a make-up or underwear section, feel free to bypass them without guilt.

What I felt for my daughter bypassed the language center of my brain altogether.

If empathy doesn't lead you to flatten the experiences of the people whom you are trying to understand, though, it can feel radical a chance to bypass stereotypes and make your own judgments based on perceptiveness and sensitivity.

I also tend to have difficulty concentrating and suffer from an aching back when I'm tense.' Barefoot Doctor prescribes colour therapy because 'I felt it would bypass his habitual resistance to lightening up, as colour therapy is all about light, and though quite subtle, it would go directly to that most childlike part of his mind that makes the decision to start treating himself differently.

"I feel very lucky to have bypassed being typecast," she said.