Sentence examples for i felt reflected from inspiring English sources
But when I discovered Jones, who was then a columnist for the Village Voice, I felt reflected and known, validated, in a way I never had before.
[Author's note: accurate.] Practical Magic wasn't even the best witch movie obviously in retrospect I would have preferred The Craft but it was one that I felt reflected my 13-year-old self.
Angelica Bastién, a culture writer who identifies as a black Latina, told me she was "always attracted to the teen movies I felt reflected the grotesque, contradictory, and exhilarating reality of being a teen girl".
I wasn't interested in writing another Nigerian novel about war, another African novel about family or loving each other; I wanted something new and something I felt reflected the second generation of Nigerians, and so I kind of brought all of those wants into writing this book.
Ultimately, I voted my conscience which I feel reflects the core beliefs of the majority of voters who sent me here to represent them.
The only female friendship in the current popular culture I have ever felt reflected my own friendships, is the partnership between the high-strung, indomitably perky Leslie Knope Amy Poehlerr) and her grounded, kind best friend Ann Perkins (Rashida Jones) in Parks and Recreation.
I felt it reflected a sense of hero entitlement unrealistic in a country where one third of black men can expect to go to prison and the statement "Black Lives Matter" is controversial.
"I felt alone," reflected Berahino.
I got an egg on my face is how i felt on reflecting about my move plan but i switched over to another company as i had alternative plans.
The sentence that touched me the most in the entire piece on Diogenes was this: "Still he was loved by the Athenians". The idea of this sentence is, I feel, beautifully reflected in Raphael's fresco.
I felt this was reflected in my performance, so I started researching the topics on a broader scale, attending various conferences, and reading industry-related reports.
