Sentence examples for feeling singled out from inspiring English sources

That way, I waste a lot less time feeling singled out or cheated.

Hanningfield, too, speaks of feeling singled out and abandoned by his party.

But cuts in spending on the arts and health care left advocates for those programs feeling singled out and abandoned.

We floated instead in a rootless limbo, strangers to the lands we were too often told to "go home" to, and feeling singled out by the country in which we'd spent our whole lives.

As Anbar Province became a stronghold for Al Qaeda in Iraq and other Sunni extremist groups, Christians and Shiites, feeling singled out, fled the area, until this town of 10,150 had only one Christian family, down from about 70 families before the American-led invasion of 2003.

Their mission is "to raise awareness of the disturbing emotional toll placed upon students of color due to their alarmingly low representation within the student body". In school, I too remember occurrences of feeling singled out by my peers solely due to my race.

By the repetition of these attacks, the terrorists rely on anti-Muslim reaction, which creates anti-Muslim feeling, singles out the Muslim community, and serves radicalization.

The girl would always remember the feeling of being singled out, the look in her teacher's eyes and the meaningful way the teacher said SHE must go first, the feeling that she had done something wrong because there was something wrong with her.

And the poignant feeling of being singled out and included in the large and ever-increasing set of other people who were singled out, stacked on the bathroom floor….

But as a community, we have yet to confront the feeling that Angie singled out in her piece: shame.

When Mr. Levin looked at the names that appeared on Web pages summoned by some number searches, they suggested not only a human preoccupation with the biographical (Sartre, 1905-1980) and the historical (Columbus, 1492), but also "glimpses into how people are feeling about the individuals singled out" (Bill Gates, 666).