Sentence examples similar to feels species from inspiring English sources

In the Grand Canyon, the park's habitat restoration team feels species-elimination might even be an attraction.

Thinking of the victims, the perpetrators, and the near future, I felt species grief, then species shame, then species fear.

You could say they wield too much power without responsibility and sometimes one feels a species shame for the bullying, prurience and political dishonesty that goes on in some quarters.

I felt a species of complicity.

Nevertheless, whether a species has nociceptors or not is not conclusive evidence that the species feels pain (Varner, 1998), although it is clearly relevant and informs thinking about the question.

But the majority of our species feels compelled to chip away at our world until it's reduced to ash.

Old-fashioned illusionism feels too pat, a species of fakery.

The delicious, unattached schoolteacher (Laurie Holden) considers mankind decent at heart, whereas the small, existentialist checkout clerk (Toby Jones) feels that, "as a species, we're fundamentally insane".