Sentence examples for feel community from inspiring English sources

The You Feel community is an outgrowth of doctoroz.com, which has become a kind of Merck Manual for the layman, addressing nearly every imaginable ailment, but pitched particularly to those who feel constrained by the rules of conventional medicine.

Once the movies were a medium holding together a vast people who maybe had too little language or education, and who had too much to fear, but who wanted to feel community in the dark.

I feel community accountability to my practice.

Rather, we should feel community, camaraderie, and unity.

Dad, it might be hard to understand, but for a gay person, a gay bar is one of the only places we can feel community.

When I picked my son up from school the other day and told him that there was another school shooting in our neighboring state of Washington, he said, "Mom, I think kids don't feel community, schools are so big and they feel lost.

She feels community cohesion is an issue when two such different groups live so closely together.

For the moment, no one has tallied the impacts, which are usually felt community by community, well by well.

(Caregiver, 7a) Some respondents felt community disclosure to be more problematic than disclosure in school.

It felt community-oriented.

The benefits of delaying marriage for girls are felt community-wide.