Sentence examples for feels unwelcome from inspiring English sources

In London, he feels unwelcome, "a graceless colonial... and a Boer to boot".

Emily was chairbitch of last year's Bark Ball, a black-tie fund-raising event of the Humane Society, but because of her pedigree feels unwelcome at the Million Mutt March.

The burgeoning zinester movement (artists who create games and related interactive art to explore a variety of issues) feels unwelcome and unlikely to become an Editor's Choice because their work is not exactly PG13.

"When a child feels unwelcome, too damaged for relationships, we strip them of their very purpose and sense of worth".

Powers views the songs to work "as pornographic boasts, romantic disaster stories, devil-haunted dark nights of the soul" and perceives West's "uncertainty about his own place in the world" to be connected to the subject of race, stating "The rootlessness West celebrates and despairs of on Fantasy belongs to someone who feels unwelcome everywhere.

"It really hurt my feelings and made me feel unwelcome.

This focus not only failed to fulfil the complex needs of elderly patients, it also generated feelings of frustration and guilt in the staff, and made the patients feel unwelcome.

"Many students feel unwelcome.

"They feel unwelcome here".

It often makes visitors feel unwelcome.

"They may have felt unwelcome".