Sentence examples for has felt out from inspiring English sources

Whenever he has felt out of sorts in recent years, Mingus has taken to offering lacklustre medleys of bebop numbers or Ellington tunes, completely ignoring his own brilliant storehouse of compositions.

Coach Peter Moores, having lost in his first series since being reappointed coach in April, said: "Alastair has felt out of form but he fronted up and got everyone going this morning, saying, 'Come on, we've got a chance.

The photo was an apt illustration for the article, which made the point that Donald Trump Jr., 39, has felt out of place in Manhattan — and even in the public eye — and has yearned for the great outdoors (even though he took a lot of heat from the public for his Big Game hunting spree in Africa).

We've felt out on our own.

And sometimes I have felt out-of-place and unwanted.

Benjamin, who had felt out of place in Germany for years, soon followed.

Meanwhile, the introverts at the bar some distressed by crowds and loud music may not only have felt out of place, but inadequate as well.

Seated courtside at the Heat game, Jay-Z, the Nets' minority owner and a Brooklyn native, might have felt out of place.

Or when a young woman in her dorm had asked her, "And who are you?" and she had felt out of place, alone in her dorm room.

A verse about a Taiwanese immigrant, picking up slang while she waitressed in Kankakee, wouldn't have felt out of place.

A Bloomberg aide said that if the invitation had not come from her, the mayor might have felt out of place in such a heavily Democratic crowd.