Sentence examples for feel exiled from inspiring English sources

Sharing such feelings is immensely hard, as many fear being condemned and consequently feel exiled in society.

Still, a practiced staff will lead diners to less appealing spots without making them feel exiled.

How is it possible to feel exiled from a language that isn't mine?

Even though I've returned to Italy, I still feel exiled from the language.

To be a person is often to feel exiled, alone, and predestined.

I understand this to mean that one can be physically in the homeland and yet — for various reasons — still feel exiled from it.

This is the experience from which you've felt exiled for so long.

While I felt exiled every time I left Manhattan, he yearned to move to the country.

Mr. Menotti said he now felt exiled from the festival, of which his father appointed him president in 1993.

Mind you, if Wesker feels exiled, perhaps he should spare a thought for Mat Smart, a playwright living at McMurdo Station in Antarctica.

For the few years after the release of "Thelma and Louise," the culture seemed unusually and (in hindsight) unbelievably receptive to the plaintive howls of a generation of girls who, as I did, felt exiled from the culture.