Sentence examples for feel pitted from inspiring English sources

Entire social groups feel pitted against one another: young versus old, unemployed versus employed, rural versus urban, unqualified versus educated, immigrants versus non-immigrants.

The three-day event was an attempt to create an atmosphere of understanding among groups that have often felt pitted against one another for resources and recognition.

If the glass feels pitted when you rub a pin across it, the cloudiness is due to etching.

Well, how would you feel about pitting your immune system against someone else's in a bloody death match?

But the essence of the story was succinctly presented by Jackie Potdevin, a New Canaan resident, in a recent letter to The New Canaan Advertiser that said: "How did we get to the point where two of New Canaan's prized assets, the education system and its small-town rural feel, were pitted against each other?

Over the past year several friends have remarked to me how much they still feel a pit in their stomachs from 9/11.

"Especially after 9/11, every time I see that something is a terrorist incident, and someone has said 'Allahu Akhbar,' I feel a pit in my stomach, because terrorism is the evil opposite of what Islam is.

As I drifted off to sleep, I saw her face, but did not feel the pit.

Be invested enough that you feel the pit in your stomach as the final minutes wind down on the clock and your team is behind.

Stick a sharp knife into the fruit along the seam that runs from top to bottom until you feel the pit.

I've been through this routine hundreds of times over the last three years, but I still feel a pit in my stomach every time.