Sentence examples for feel like a second class from inspiring English sources

And just because your phone is from Apple, you should not feel like a second class citizen.

- UK patient In other cases the effect on body image was more to do with the way it affected one's mobility; "I feel like a second class citizen as I use a walker and I feel like people are looking down on me because I have a problem walking and getting around".

It's why when you sit in the backseat (the top trim back seat, at least), you feel like a first class passenger.

You feel like a second-class citizen.

Now more than ever, I feel like a second-class citizen because I am unpartnered.

So make sure he doesn't feel like a second-class citizen.

"Since Brexit, I feel like a second-class citizen," he said.

"Living in California, you feel like a second-class citizen as a Christian," she said.

Being English, we're often made to feel like a second-class citizen," Lyne says.

As a tenant I feel like a second-class citizen, pleading for repairs.

Ms. Lynch said she does feel like a second-class citizen in some schools.