Sentence examples for feel systematically from inspiring English sources

If you consistently look put together, polished and sophisticated, you will feel systematically confident, act accordingly and people around you will perceive you in that way.

Elizabeth Ruhmer is typical of the hundreds of readers who have contacted the Independent on Sunday since the campaign began complaining that she has felt systematically "fleeced" by her freeholder who also happens to be the local council.

Are we acculturated to grant some citizens the right to feel fear while systematically denying that right to others?

"Morale among officers is alarmingly low in large part because officers feel that the department systematically ignores their views and interests," the report said.

As contemptuous as I and others may feel about someone who systematically lied, cheated and won... then lied about the lying and cheating until he finally decided to tell the truth about both... the cheating and the lying, he is more than that one -- those two -- things... cheating and lying.

It means we recognise there is a structure out there that is systematically making women feel bad.

I began to feel more sympathy for the monster who systematically wiped them out than Shelley had probably intended.

Epifano, who transferred out of Amherst over the summer, says she was systematically silenced and made to feel "crazy" by the Amherst administration after she spoke up about being raped by a student.

Therefore we feel that it is unlikely that this would systematically bias the results of our study.

"For them, rape isn't always rape and, however upsetting, they feel it is a long way removed from being systematically violated or snatched off the street".

But I had been systematically dehumanized at that point in order to feel so.