Sentence examples for feeling recognised from inspiring English sources

Men and women have a different way of feeling recognised and valued.

The sense of being appreciated and being responsible resulting from feeling recognised as a team member was a strong motivator for students and strengthened their confidence.

Had he not taught us the word "gloomy" (Titus Andronicus), would it be a feeling we recognised in ourselves?

But it would be nice if vulnerable-feeling Americans recognised themselves in public-sector workers.

His prime concern, boiled down, is that if we start legislating for hurt feelings – even recognising that hurt feelings can actually cost lives – we are on a slippery slope.

It's a feeling I recognise.

"It's important to me to have that safe feeling of recognising a place," she says, before adding that she experiences this at her local GP practice.

It's a feeling I recognise in many theatre-makers of my generation; an instinctive activism that marks our work indelibly.

And at the end of a year that also feels like the beginning of a great many new things – new world dynamics, new daily worries – there is great comfort in Saunders and the sweet sensation his sentences bring; of feeling known and recognised, that with all our unique human quirks, we are in no way unique.

"I never envisaged winning this award and it's a brilliant feeling to be recognised," Trott said.

A significantly greater proportion of ANU students than Chinese students recognised " feeling overwhelmed" as a typical sign of depression.