Sentence examples for feel prized from inspiring English sources

You deserve to feel prized in the relationship just as much as him/her.

This made those critics feel the prizes were too Eurocentric.

What I despised was the leaking by the publicity machine of trivial non-stories to the press - I felt the prize had enough status and news value without that.

Decision was arrived at after two solid days of debate... Immediately upon receipt of this award, Mr. Tilley made public a letter acknowledging the choice of himself, and refusing to accept it because he felt all prizes, like titles are dangerous.

I feel the Royal Society prize is an especially important one.

Every now and then prizes feel compelled to celebrate themselves.

"I feel that the prize is a small marker that the Pulitzer board has put down on these unmarked graves," she said yesterday, "and it says that the people who died here and who suffered here mattered".

All the winning authors commented that it was the fact that the awards were chosen by the children the books are aimed at rather than adults that made the prizes feel particularly worthwhile.

My point is that it is irresponsible to prize feel good, simplistic messages over complex history and to treat consumerist-consciousness raising as interchangeable with education.

Mikaela Luttrell-Rowland from Clark University's Strassler Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies stated that it was "irresponsible to prize feel good, simplistic messages over complex history and to treat consumerist-consciousness raising as interchangeable with education".

Subsequently, children are asked to rate how happy they feel with the prize they got.