Sentence examples for left to feel from inspiring English sources

After all that, what is left to feel humiliated?

Those most in need of money, often with poor credit ratings, have been turned away from the banks and left to feel they have no other option.

And while there was much promise for the future in new coach Roy Hodgson's approach, Rob Smyth writes in The Guardian, he was left to feel the same stinging disappointment of his predecessors, James Lawson writes in The Independent.

"Even though he was the commanding general, you were never left to feel less than, regardless of your rank, your gender or your race," Major Williams says in the advertisement.

So, it wasn't a huge leap for Ryder, left, to feel inspired to transform Silpat baking sheets, a Martha Stewart favorite made of pliable heat-resistant plastic, into lampshades.

It was, we are left to feel, a blunt, unappeasable sense of truth that led Goya to shed conventional decorum and become the most expressionistic, daring, abstractifying visual artist prior to Impressionism, with the exception of the Englishman J. M. W. Turner.

Changing Partner games: (1) Find a partner in the space and establish short interactions (e.g., establish eye-contact for a few seconds and approach without touching, then leave-to feel magnetism-reject, collide, make bonds).

PETER LATTMAN DRY SPELL Paulson & Company, the giant hedge fund run by John Paulson, left, continues to feel the heat from poor performance.

I was left alone to feel my own emotions.

'Love Island' Is Almost Over and the Only Thing Left Is to Feel Bereft.

"With two games left to play Derbyshire will feel they have every chance of staying in Division One for another season.