Sentence examples for feel unacceptably from inspiring English sources

Lone women may feel excluded from it, for example, if only because at certain times and in certain places they are made to feel unacceptably vulnerable.

Police reform is key for many nationalists, who have no confidence in the Protestant-dominated RUC, and neither the SDLP nor Sinn Fein was happy with the government's police bill, which they feel unacceptably diluted Chris Patten's original proposals.

In William Morris's day, porcelain was felt to be unacceptably refined – made for decoration, over-ornate, shown for display as opposed to being in touch with ancient uses and simplicity.

Threatened with arrest because the Uzbek government felt his journalism had "unacceptably democratic tendencies", Ismailov fled Tashkent in the early 1990s and eventually settled in London, where he now works for the BBC.

The RNC feels that this will unacceptably prejudice the networks in the 2016 presidential race, in which Clinton is likely to be a Democratic candidate.

To the uninitiated, the gay jokes, the race jokes and the perennial "your mum" slurs might seem unacceptably offensive, but taken in the context of the live shows, they feel markedly less threatening.

" I feel compelled to do so, because I will not be here in Washington to share in what I consider to be an unacceptably greater risk to their safety".

It is Khouri whom Britton approaches when she feels as if the show is falling into network traps that seem to her unacceptably unnatural.

But a small group of Republican senators who felt cut out of the negotiations offered amendments that the bill's proponents said would unacceptably water it down.

Some may find this an unacceptably demanding ethic.

Premiums are already unacceptably high.