Sentence examples for feeling sheltered from inspiring English sources
Many millennials grew up feeling sheltered, at the center of both their parents' and their country's attentions.
VisitScotland says the concept of Còsagach, which it defined as a feeling of being snug, sheltered or cosy, could be one of the trends of next year.
It was here one saw at their best the eccentricities of the day – the bravo spirits who bore gorgeous paper umbrella or trimmed their hats with red and blue, the American soldiers who had little of the shamefacedness behind which most men sheltered their feelings, and the Belgians who came down to display their boldly coloured national costume.
I get the feeling we're sheltering ourselves within a little bit of Fortress Europe.
Perhaps we all unconsciously seek this refuge again, and the warmth of summer, combined with the primal need to be sheltered, creates a feeling of comfort we can't quite explain when we sit by, look at, or touch the water.
Children are sheltered from negative feelings as if unhappiness is an illness they won't be able to shake.
There's a feeling on Shelter Island, he added, that there already has been a tremendous increase in cross-island traffic and that "enough is enough".
"But sheltered from what?
