Sentence examples for feel polluted from inspiring English sources

As sometimes happened after a few hours of conversation with one of them, I began to feel polluted.

In south India at the time, female singers were equated with prostitutes, and Brahmins would feel polluted if a Gangamati even dared to approach them.

True, when a college lecturer and her redneck brother meet in a log cabin in the midst of the wilds, there's a whiff of incest, but the main murky secret around which they circle is not of the insidious, character-based kind with which the dramatist is accustomed to making his audience feel polluted.

Instead of feeling purified by the removal of Saddam, many people in Europe and the US feel polluted by the war and its aftermath.

"Even if you want to just take a leak at a McDonald's bathroom, you can't help but feel polluted," an Alliance spokesperson told Taiwanese outlets, per AdWeek.

"You feel so polluted on every level," he sobs, though the pollution hasn't entirely left his system.

Paris can feel cramped and polluted during the summer.

But some readers were shocked: "we feel our imaginations polluted," Francis Jeffrey wrote in the Edinburgh Review, "and are offended and disgusted when we are forced to look closely upon those festering heaps of moral filth and corruption".

It feels contaminated and polluted.

"It feels crowded and polluted by comparison".

Use all the electricity you want and don't feel guilty about polluting the environment".