Sentence examples for feeling including from inspiring English sources

Sanders spoke about a number of "pain points" that millennials are feeling, including student debt, under-employment and a government they believe serves interests instead of people.

In recent months, as debate raged over inspections and war in Iraq, the consulate here was the object of some of the nastiest anti-French feeling, including dozens of angry calls and hundreds of e-mail messages.

Is there any perceptible difference in the number of scientists getting in or out of the business because of the welter of bad feeling, including attacks on individual climate scientists, that has surrounded things like the stolen University of East Anglia e-mails?

Furthermore, this tendency is more obvious while participants want to deliver contents with emotion and personal feeling including relaxing and sincerity circumstances.

No matter what you are feeling (including anger), there is always a way to say it with respect.

A lot of people didn't know because I lied to everyone about how I was feeling, including to myself.

"My thesis is that most people are not feeling included in the growth," Mr. Maira said.

Those sharing that feeling included some of Clemens's former teammates in the Bronx.

The potential for feeling included or excluded seems available in both settings.

Maybe a kiss is just a kiss, as the song goes, but feeling included can change a life -- for the better.

Sex within Greek life has become meaningless to so many--a drunken formality performed in exchange for the privilege of feeling included in fraternity affairs.