Sentence examples for feels representation from inspiring English sources

I teared up a few times from the overwhelming waves of feels: representation, visibility, and solidarity, all experienced with a crescent moon of sorrow.

Now one of the founders of the Women's Equality party, Toksvig feels the representation of women on TV may have reached a tipping point, with influential names from Jennifer Lawrence to Kathleen Kennedy willing to talk openly about inequality in the business.

But I wanted to know how porn performers felt about representation in adult and asked a variety of performers about their experiences.

Sometimes, any form of representation feels like a win, and criticism of that representation feels like a betrayal.

She is white, but she wants to place herself among the ranks of a minority that she feels deserves better representation.

How do you feel about representations of transgender people in the media in recent months?

But this feels like a truer representation.

Barry tells the writer that he feels that his current representation could be taking better care of him.

The director, Paul Greengrass, has no doubt taken a degree of artistic licence with the story, but it feels like a fair representation.

This is made all the more appealing when the virtual world that you inhabit feels like a realistic representation of the real world.

She feels similarly about the representation in the media industry of people with black and other ethnic minority backgrounds, as well as those who cannot rely on their parents to bankroll their early careers.