Sentence examples for feeling invaded from inspiring English sources

The family members, who actively contribute to making this man feel unwanted, are justified in feeling invaded.

It has left me feeling invaded and sickened.

We sat silent for a while, and a homey feeling invaded my ugly little cubicle; the door was locked, the cat was out, the children were safely in bed.

Pretty soon we gather that "House and Home" is meant in the sense of a typical media heading, like a style section in a newspaper, and that intense media observation in the form of a small crowd of paparazzi has left the person feeling invaded, hunted, "strange".

Some may ask, "How do four institutions work together without feeling invaded or in competition with one another?" The answer is "Easy!" African Americans make up only about 3% of doctoral degrees in SMET areas, nationwide; therefore it is obvious that collaboration is essential.

"He moves into the family loft and leaves Castle feeling invaded at home," Marlowe told TV Guide.

A strange feeling invades your loins.

It's a feeling that invades us in fixtures like this".

"But, feeling pain invade me on all sides, I sat down and wept".

Immediately spurned by his horrified maker, the creature must teach himself how to survive: "I was a poor, helpless, miserable wretch; I knew, and could distinguish, nothing; but feeling pain invade me on all sides, I sat down and wept".

Bill Lawrence, a retired Marine and schoolteacher from Albany, N.Y., listened to the speakers and said he had "mixed feelings" about invading Iraq.