Sentence examples for feeling like a second from inspiring English sources

We all know what it feels like to be left feeling like a second hand toy.

I was left feeling like a second rate citizen". The residing officers offered to bring the paper out to him, but as they were on a busy road with people walking past, he felt too uncomfortable to vote.

I am frankly tired of feeling like a second class citizen when traveling with my partner.

"The Jets fan has always had a complex, feeling like a second-class citizen," Esiason said.

"But it's simply horrible to spend your whole life feeling like a second-class citizen.

His mother says: "He ended up feeling like a second-class citizen".

He has another concern: "I'm worried about them feeling like a second-class work force".

Though Fernando's experience with financial aid hasn't raised larger questions about his American citizenship, for Nicole, 18, the feeling that she has to hide her parents from authorities has left her feeling like a second-class citizen.

After years of feeling like a second-class culinary citizen beside the likes of Sydney or San Francisco, new restaurants are sprouting in the capital on what seems like a minute-by-minute basis.

Perhaps De-Laurey, tired of feeling like a second-class citizen in the firm, wanted more power and status and took what was in front of her to achieve it.

"Women tend to do it as a response to a financial problem, and once that is solved, they stop - De-Laurey is very unusual". Perhaps De-Laurey, tired of feeling like a second-class citizen in the firm, wanted more power and status and took what was in front of her to achieve it.