Sentence examples for feeling officials from inspiring English sources

While some searched among the trees or hacked away at the ground, other relatives in the group described years of fruitless visits to government and judicial offices that left them feeling officials were mocking their pain.

"Despite the 'no hard feelings' official line from FC Porto, Villas-Boas's departure has not gone down at all well in Portugal's second city," reported BBC Sport's Matt Slater in Porto. .

There is a feeling among officials in Washington that the Netanyahu government does not fully grasp how angry Obama officials have grown.

The discussions apparently reinforced the feeling union officials had from the night before.

But there was a widespread feeling among officials that, as Secretary of State John F. Kerry said in a conversation Wednesday with India's national security adviser, "certain courtesies were not extended" in the case.

Transcripts of a private conversation between Jack Straw and Colin Powell expressing serious doubts about the reliability of intelligence on Iraq's banned weapons programme are being circulated in western government circles where there is a growing feeling that officials were deceived into supporting the Iraq war.

In Washington, the feeling among officials and analysts is that this is a useful but limited step forward.

The pink jersey worn by Australian rugby league referees is being scrapped as there is a feeling among officials that it undermines their authority.

Tracy herself was not and had never been an OSU student, but she told the school about the alleged incident, feeling that officials there should know.

Intellectual elitism, as much as an appreciation of Aristophanes's bawdy humour, is the glue that binds Hellenists together stoked, in some schools, by a feeling of official neglect or hostility from peers.The real threat is not modernity, but globalisation.

In an attempt to soothe hurt feelings, British officials acknowledged the Boaty McBoatface phenomenon by bestowing the name on a remotely operated submarine that would accompany the David Attenborough in collecting data and samples.