Sentence examples for feel discarded from inspiring English sources

On being abused by his babysitter when he was 8: "I feel discarded, like a piece of trash.

[New York. The present. A HOMELESS MAN sits on a bench with a paper cup, tossing crumbs to the birds.] HOMELESS MAN: I am freezing Winter's bad I lost the only Shoes I had My blanket smells Like human waste I feel discarded And disgraced.

Speaking in Edinburgh, Mr Harvie said tackling the "broken economic system" was a fundamental Green policy, adding: "We are one of the richest countries on earth, yet so many people feel discarded".

"You go through phases - anger, you go through regret, you feel discarded as a husband, you feel you perhaps should have done a bit more and talked, but it takes two to talk and that didn't happen". He believes the suicide of their son, a number of years earlier, and episodes of ill health may have taken their toll on the relationship.

Having counseled countless women who have been cheated on and having written an entire book on adultery and infidelity, I have seen the indescribable trauma of wives who feel discarded by men who aren't faithful.

People can often feel discarded and neglected when they can no longer get around as easily as other people.

Perhaps it was enough that he picked her up, albeit gingerly, when she felt discarded.

To Scalfari he reiterated his desire to see the church open up to the young, old and marginalised, who felt discarded by society.

It would be understandable if the people whose lives make up that jagged red line felt discarded by the nation's leadership.

They said they were going public because they felt discarded: After working so long for Trump's company, they said they were fired with no warning and no severance.

As he stumbles along, he confronts four pieces of human riffraff: scraggly, brutal guys eager to make a mark, preferably a bloody, bone-crunching one, on a world that they feel has discarded them.