Sentence examples for feeling unsupported from inspiring English sources

If you are in a business environment where everyone seems to be wearing a "game-face" and therefore you feel you must wear yours too, you run the risk of feeling unsupported, isolated and disconnected.

Our back is symbolic of our support system, when it 'goes' check to see if you are feeling unsupported, if you have a support network in place, or if you feel isolated and on your own.

She finally got the opportunity at a review, but was left feeling unsupported.

Anecdotally, secondary school teachers report feeling unsupported and ill-equipped to tackle human rights teaching.

I believe that no child in our country should go hungry, be homeless, or grow up feeling unsupported or unsafe.

Gail Johnson, education and professional development adviser at the Royal College of Midwives, said a shortage of midwives left some women feeling unsupported with breastfeeding.

Carter said this overload left two-thirds of school nurses feeling overstretched, unsupported and unsure of spotting a potential abuse tragedy.

Crowder, who graduated from the university in the seventies, recalled feeling particularly unsupported while she was a student there and, perhaps as a result, is described as someone who would adopt students as special causes.

Like my supervisors before me, I was technically successful – all my students passed on time and within budget – but in practice they struggled, feeling lost, unsupported and sometimes depressed.

But the deeper message is, more often than not, is that they are feeling scared, unsupported, hungry, or tired.

Research has also found patients with SVT [ 26] and AF [ 27] report feeling uninformed, unsupported, and distressed.