Sentence examples for feel particularly safe from inspiring English sources

I didn't feel particularly safe.

I thought, this doesn't feel particularly safe".

"There's places I don't feel particularly safe in.

The phrase doesn't make anyone feel particularly safe, does it?" Sociology of language notwithstanding, "Homeland" may be the most frankly emotional record Ms. Anderson has ever made.

That doesn't make me feel particularly safe, especially given the lengths to which Fox News and other rightwing media have gone in the last year to demonize LGBT people and convince the world that we are child molesters who are lurking in every Target store restroom.

(One woman who was chided by Ms. Rosenberg after she arrived in flip-flops with no socks is now in an ad hoc group of defectors called the Quitters). Ms. Holloran is known to have a softer approach, which makes celebrities feel particularly safe about sharing personal experiences.

James Herbert felt like a fixture of the British horror scene, our version of Stephen King – perhaps not as prolific in recent years as the American author, but picking up a new book from our master of scares, you knew you were in good hands (I nearly wrote safe hands there – but nothing felt particularly safe when reading a Herbert novel).

Although off-putting for some, we felt particularly safe since all entering cars are checked for bombs.

The Marines feel particularly vulnerable.

"This social climate is incredibly stressful, and the Latinx community has felt particularly attacked by 45 – having safe spaces to express yourself have taken on a new significance," says photographer Melissa Saenz Gordon.

Feeling particularly ghoulish?