Sentence examples for may feel silenced from inspiring English sources
[ 5, 9, 40, 43] In traditional focus group discussions, participants may feel silenced or intimidated by more talkative participants.
Censorship merely fuels anger and if the far right of our population feel silenced, we must wonder if this may be doing more harm than good in the long-run.
We deserve not to feel silenced by your yells.
But Fazari, 47, no longer feels silenced by fear.
That day, I felt silenced but not broken.
People who have supported Mr. Bush all along may feel tempted to try to silence those who voice dissent.
Sitting there in silence may feel very awkward to you, but some of the greatest help you can offer is simply to sit next to your friend, put your arm around their shoulders and let them cry in silence.
The other kind, those who value silence and space, may feel they are asphyxiating, that time and a thorough edit would have revealed the book's true shape, its "beautiful resonance".
She'll be invested in trying to find out what you're going to say next, and she may feel compelled to fill the silence with her own conversation.
For many young people especially those who are descendants of North African and African immigrants and who may feel like second-class citizens in French society the attempts to silence Dieudonné have made him a hero.
