Sentence examples for feel instances of from inspiring English sources

I feel instances of shame for being gay, which is juxtaposed by anger for not being able to take a stand and show the world that there is nothing strange or weird about my sexual orientation.

"People feel individual instances of violence against sex workers [are] going down.

It is felt that instances of erroneous input of injection time and non-synchronization of clocks reflect the real world situation, but are rather very infrequent.

Would a Caucasian author, for instance, feel that kind of necessity?

To do so would feel like another instance of the developed world's lack of generosity towards the developing world, the rich's indifference to the poor.

I was supposed to be reviewing a bunch of English-French dictionaries, but I happened to cite the classic Groucho Marx joke, which goes (in one of its variants), "You're only as old as the woman you feel," as an instance of the untranslatable.

In knowing that what you feel from an instance of prejudice is shared on a literal level rather than just a theoretical one.

I'm all at sea with much of Auden, for instance, but feel less of a fool saying so, because that kind of plain speaking is a refreshing feature of Auden's own literary criticism.

But the officials said they felt strongly that blatant instances of wrongdoing had to be exposed.

How must John Terry feel, for instance, after everything he has given for Chelsea to be accused of betraying the manager?

You are creating the kind of environment and energy you want to feel in your life! 7. Instances of speaking praise each week For me, I say a little prayer/wish and a few words over my husband and daughter before I leave and go out into the world each day.