Sentence examples for feeling locked from inspiring English sources
Some gardeners, feeling locked out of the decision-making process, claim the plots they use were chosen over vacant lots.
"You take that framework of people feeling locked out, shut out, marginalised and disrespected," Nader says, "In that context, I have decided to run for president".
There was, oddly, something soothing about watching Dufner amble around Oak Hill Sunday, whatever he was feeling locked tightly behind a sleepy face.
While Washington pundits viewed Sanders as a curmudgeon with wrinkled suits and unkempt hair, voters saw him and his righteous anger as an answer to a political system that's kept them feeling locked out of Washington.
The report, from a body representing the more than 5m small businesses in the UK, has called for a better deal for firms left feeling "locked out and let down" by high street banks abandoning towns and villages.
Over the years he published 247 stories in The New Yorker (still a record) and a string of best sellers, but he never got over the change in his family's fortunes, for the O'Haras had lived well when he was a boy, and he never stopped feeling locked out of the upper class.
Those whose brains can't keep bad feelings locked away suffer post-traumatic stress disorder; others have survival guilt.
I was tempted, and I could feel the rage bubbling up, but instead I cracked a beer and swigged it down as fast as I could in an effort to keep my feelings locked under.
Solomon is a man who has to keep his true feelings locked up for much of the film, but there's never a moment where you don't feel him; Ejiofor creates an inner monologue without the benefit of a monologue.
"It helps because it encourages children to unburden themselves rather than just sitting all alone keeping their feelings locked up inside.
The participants explained that, since they believe what people say is true, they prefer to keep their feelings locked inside and not to share them with others: Why should I share my feelings with my family if I feel they do not care for my feelings?
