Sentence examples for feeling forces from inspiring English sources

She is quick to defend women, and occasionally fellow feeling forces through: "I know of no other account of marital rage and jealousy to match this one," she writes of a Pepys row.

He came here after feeling forced out of Portsmouth.

She lamented feeling forced into adopting a style she would ordinarily disparage.

Gay men ashamed of being gay, straight men feeling forced to pretend to be anti-gay.

The warmth and optimism of the book shines through without ever feeling forced.

Walking alongside someone allows you to have a good chat and find things in common without it feeling forced.

So why do I spend so much time when I'm watching it feeling forced to defend it, even to myself?

In an interview with The Independent, Mr Grieve said people were feeling forced to "bleat" to the police about minor problems, while officers were also forced to waste their time investigating trivial complaints.

Parents would not have to arrange dawn-till-dusk childcare, and paternal guilt about going back to work might be lessened, even more so maternal bitterness about feeling forced to stay home.

At one point, Judy asks if "animal gratifications take precedence" over anything deeper, while Bill increasingly resents feeling forced into "penitent silence" and "a defensive crouch" — and eventually comes to defend himself as part of "a promiscuous species".

Drivers at the taxi-hailing app company reported feeling forced to work extremely long hours, sometimes more than 70 a week, just to make a basic living, said Frank Field, the Labour MP and chair of the work and pensions committee.