Sentence examples for feel union from inspiring English sources

Although it still has a gritty, unpolished feel, Union City is a vibrant place.

Do you feel unions are… beloved at the moment?

The public may even be more sympathetic to strikers if they feel unions are being unduly squeezed, he says.

Cuss words, titles, cut felt, Union Flags, mawkish sentimentality, abuse, a confusion of sexual and emotional love: all these weave their way through Emin's oeuvre like threads.

"I've been in the community too long for those people to not trust me". Golonski also felt union heat.

Many patients undergo a psychospiritual epiphany, wherein they feel a union with the Universe and sense life has meaning beyond what's happening in the physical body.

"People feel the union is going to change things and help improve morale, help with scheduling and training and pay issues".

"My advice is to him is that I always feel a union is stronger than an individual.

Today most employees feel that unions are not necessary to represent them evidenced by the fact that private sector union membership has steadily fallen from 36percentt of the work force to only 6.9percentt.

A new Gallup poll has found that a slim majority of Americans, 52 percent, approve of labor unions and that the difference in views between how Democrats and Republicans feel toward unions has reached record levels.

And there is another reason: many immigrants feel that unions are hostile to them.