Sentence examples for feeling shut from inspiring English sources

But he left the leaders of some other countries feeling shut out.

This obsessive secrecy may have led to the players not in the Test team feeling shut out.

I knew these expressions were heartfelt and not meant to be exclusionary, yet I couldn't help feeling shut out.

Blacks complain about feeling shut out of Cape Town, where they are a minority, some even calling it a "racist city".

Chicago Public School officials are making big changes during their first year in office, but there's a group of people feeling shut out once again — parents.

Some American employees also complained of feeling shut out when top executives held meetings in which they spoke mostly in German.

Such imagery is obviously the product of strong feeling, but the image has closed over the feeling, shutting out psychology — the tears, the explanations — and thus keeping melodrama at bay.

It's not a feeling that shut down after you got your diploma.

Offering the chance to indulge in a solitary activity without feeling too shut off from the rest of the world is exactly what we introverts need.

She saw him coming toward her truck as she got ready for a mission and recalled her feelings: "I shut down inside.

She must deny her feelings, and shut herself down just as she is discovering herself.