Sentence examples for felt as a consequence from inspiring English sources

Rather, the Ramseys conveyed details of their lives since JonBenet's body was found and the range of emotions they felt as a consequence of losing a daughter so young.

It's not good for our emotional health and, she said, "it makes people feel bad because they know they shouldn't look at this stuff — but they can't help it!" A study published last month in the journal Cyberpsychology, Behavior and Social  Networking found that the more time people spent on Facebook, the happier they perceived their friends to be and the sadder they felt as a consequence.

If the party's nastier elements feel marginalised as a consequence it will be a sign that the strategy is working rather than the reverse.

But I feel that as a consequence of Kennedy's victory and Stevenson's defeat something I greatly value has gone out of national politics.…I do not dispute — indeed, I have recognized — the inevitability of Kennedy.

So, women: If you're the product of a good marriage, and feel safer as a consequence, lift a glass to dear old dad this Sunday.

The authors write: "So, women: if you're the product of a good marriage, and feel safer as a consequence, lift a glass to dear old dad this Sunday".

Secretary Kerry spoke of aiding "those who feel threatened as a consequence of the choices that Iran might be making," but Houthi dissatisfaction had nothing to do with Tehran.

What do they experience as a consequence?

Maybe I'll feel euphorically uplifted as a consequence?

However, if women are unaware of how their breasts typically feel, they will, as a consequence, face challenges in recognising subtle changes and may only detect change when the disease is relatively advanced.

In contrast, when participants had the opportunity to be within a peer group of breastfeeding young mothers, they did not feel that they were being judged and as a consequence, felt more confident in their ability to breastfeed in public.