Sentence examples for feel cast aside from inspiring English sources

"They are lost, they have no compass, they feel cast aside," says Latifa Ibn Ziaten, mother of one of the victims of Toulouse killer Mohamed Merah, who now travels the country speaking at schools in the banlieues.

I know they're all busy trying to survive their own lives, but it's impossible not to feel cast aside and unwanted.

If African Americans feel cast aside by tinsel town, you can imagine how Latinos feel about the veritable invisibility to which we have been relegated by the movie industry.

Moss plays his best when he feels cast aside and disrespected.

Most belong to a generation of soldiers who felt cast aside when the Berlin Wall fell, Nelson Mandela was released and South Africa's military needs were drastically reduced.

Like Purdum, I listened to people who were close to Clinton while he was president and needed them, who felt cast aside by Clinton post-presidency as he befriended billionaires and traveled worldwide on their private jets.

He says he has talked to other former undercover officers who feel they were cast aside on their return to mainstream policing and later left the service suffering from post-traumatic stress.

Many there feel, rightly, ignored and cast aside by the Westminster political system.

Favre was in Green Bay for 16 seasons and, understandably, felt like he had been cast aside when the Packers said that Aaron Rodgers was their future and that Favre was welcome to come back — as the backup.

And you can't begrudge them for that, even though it feels like everything else is being cast aside because they, the ones with money, are leading the way.

And you can't begrudge them for that, even though it feels like everything else is being cast aside because they, being the ones with money, are leading the way.