Sentence examples for feel expelled from inspiring English sources

If somebody doesn't do the same thing they are made to feel expelled".

Initially, she says, she felt expelled from the corporate world.

Saudi Arabia would almost certainly feel obliged to expel US forces from its soil (thus capitulating to one of Bin Laden's main demands).

And he adds "Armstrong describes his battle, how he was fighting, how he felt that he expelled the cancer cells from his body.

In short, empty our minds as we may, some form of changing process remains for us to feel, and cannot be expelled".

This movement should be light enough for you to feel the air getting expelled from your nostrils.

Mrs Duncan said she felt "betrayed" after being expelled in December for bringing Ukip "into disrepute".

Yet most of these communities remained traditionalist almost up to the moment when they were expelled or felt compelled to relocate, beginning in 1948, when the State of Israel was created.

McCaskill always tried to retain the light touch but latterly felt that technology had expelled humour from forecasting and that there was no place for Met people in what he called "youth-orientated TV".

Just remember to drink slowly--you don't want to chug a whole carton of OJ or you may feel the need to expel it (ie...puke your brains out).

King Hussein of Jordan felt so threatened that he expelled Palestinian guerrillas in 1970, forcing Mr. Arafat to go to Lebanon.