Sentence examples for feeling barred from inspiring English sources

Their attitude stems from being born in Britain yet feeling barred from British society, from having Pakistani parents yet feeling no link to the old country.

I am deeply sensitive to people's joy and pain, and I think that truth can be compelling to a listener because they know I want to relate to them at the most basic level of feeling, barring ethnicity, language, and anything else.

Note The "frequency" bar presents the share rate of respondents who suffered the situation more than once a week week; the "feeling" bar presents the share rate of respondents whose feeling to the situation is moderately bad or extremely bad.

The dark, decadent-feeling bar, intimate lounge and private dining area plus friendly staff and a fine-dining restaurant add to the warm embrace of what is a decidedly old-school gem.

It's a weird feeling to be barred from the hotel gym and pool, and to see separate entrances for women at banks and separate women's malls within malls.

I hope that Latinos aren't barred from feeling our worth and value as Americans, and continue to strive for the achievements that have made us so valuable.

My feeling is that, barring any new evidence such as new video footage from a different angle, there is not enough material for the FA to charge Terry with anything.

I get the feeling Ollins bar and restaurant is her favourite.

The actor accomplishes this by directly addressing the audience, barring them from feeling empathy (film), interrupting the narrative (cinema), or drawing attention to the filmmaking or theatrical process.

"Us English lads were standing at the bar feeling quite embarrassed".

Hix exudes an old-school hedonism and you get the feeling his own bar has become something of a stomping ground.