Sentence examples for feel doubly from inspiring English sources
Since time, for them, seems to stretch endlessly, with no break in the monotony, they will feel doubly constricted by the road trip than when feeling bored at home.
Still, many say they feel doubly victimized, first suffering along with the rest of the nation during the attacks, now feeling hated both by Americans and by Muslims abroad.
The church's legal maneuver has infuriated those who came forward, who now feel doubly betrayed.
Some have recently left Syria, and feel doubly lucky to be alive.
"Then when you're not doing your job and you're not winning, you feel doubly responsible".
The people of Watertown felt doubly victimized.
So has Clarke felt doubly disadvantaged?
And, 30 years on, the novel feels doubly prescient.
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Azar felt doubly threatened, because her visa status in the U.S. was uncertain.
