Sentence examples for feel severed from inspiring English sources

Young inhabitants of the ashwa'iyat and their gated neighbours also feel severed from any process of political reform, although, if a spark were to set off a mass mobilisation in the streets, there can be little doubt many would quickly join in.

I heard it from a senior official who asked me at the end of an interview: "What is to become of us?" -- the thousands of U.S.-educated Saudis who enjoy America, send their kids there, vacation there and now feel severed from an essential part of their identity.

They often feel severed from those closest to them.

Inaugurated last autumn, the statues celebrate European ties that many Georgians feel were severed by Soviet occupation (and partly resumed with Georgia's EU association agreement of 2014).

For the audience, who cannot help but feel exhausted by the severed limbs, wan faces, and cockroach jello feasts of the proletariat, this comes as a breath of freshly perfumed air, albeit one that we breathe with the guilty notion that we're falling into the very trap that led to the train's staggering social-stratification.

Said Ruba: "The bell rang declaring the end of the lesson, so I stood up to put my books in my bag and suddenly I felt a sever pain in my arm.

As the Tories whooped, calling him a slave to Unite, Mr Miliband therefore felt compelled to sever the cord.

And yet, when we see a man about to have his head severed what we feel, surely, is the recrudescence of our own dormant Judaeo-Christian worldview.

Her words had a devastating effect on Farida, who felt as though they "had severed the artery providing me with the will to live".

"Either you feel like you need to sever ties with me — split ties with me — but don't sit here and throw me out like I don't pay attention, like I don't know what's going on, like I'm making mistakes, like I'm the problem," Portis said.

Many ex-prisoners, however, felt that they had permanently severed any meaningful relationships with their families because of their addiction problems and discrimination from HIV.