Sentence examples for feeling given from inspiring English sources

The 19th century saw anti-Judaic feeling given a gloss of pseudo-science, with the birth of modern racialised antisemitism.

Those who don't share that feeling, given the reported undertone of violence in the campaign, are now all the more unlikely to speak up.

My feeling, given the past social movements I've studied is that the Occupy movement is entangled in too many issues and demands for people to strategically and collectively direct their energy in a way that will produce change.

Going on for more than a page, the document recited much of the evidence, including an interview that month with a Middle Eastern journalist in which Bin Laden aides warned of a coming attack, as well as competitive pressures that the terrorist leader was feeling, given the number of Islamists being recruited for the separatist Russian region of Chechnya.

Whatever the cause, I remember being annoyed with myself for having this feeling, given the relatively remarkable (albeit occasionally sucky) life and opportunities I'd had.

More poignantly, the song takes on an even more haunted feeling, given that it comes in the wake of the deaths of both Jagger's girlfriend L'Wren Scott and the band's longtime saxophonist Bobby Keys.

"Understanding that feeling gave me insight into what it feels like to be completely trapped, just like an abused woman".

Then that era of good feeling gave way to an age of unreason.

Romance and feeling gave way to intellect in sophisticated plays about cuckoldry, gossip, intrigue, and sexual license, yet tempered with a strong sense of decorum.

Most of my fellow 605 ironmen and ironwomen had begun to gather and the dreadful nerves I'd been feeling gave way to something else: excitement.

Today, that never-quite-done feeling gives the Savoy a funky if slightly tired atmosphere that keeps it both affordable and comfortable.