Sentence examples for member feeling from inspiring English sources

This is often the result of life stage themes such as the kids leaving home, one family member feeling fragile following ill health, or quite simply thinking it's about time the mould was broken.

Alarmingly for any royal family member feeling more deeply paranoid than the others just now, Mr. Burrell has not ruled out writing another book, although -- so far -- he has refused to say what is or is not on the tape, explaining that he is not that sort of person.

Some older members, feeling alienated, never came back, but a new generation, feeling welcomed, began attending.

As a result, a magnificent concert left many audience members feeling shortchanged.

Many union members, feeling devalued by the Party, voted for Nixon, contributing to his landslide victory.

"This is not a political decision from the unions, this is actually their members feeling very upset.

But for tribe members like Paulette Smith, the summer nights of protest are already being transformed by the power of tribe members feeling united around a cause.

As the football program acquired a new stadium and improved facilities, financing to other areas of the university was slashed, leaving many faculty members feeling disenfranchised.

1500 volunteer ambos, nurses, firefighters and other community members, feeling the reality of Liberal cuts, have doorknocked on services issues across six marginal seats: polls in three of these now have the Liberals visibly behind.

There is tension within the club, some of its members feeling that it is living on past glories, possibly because its current president, James Leighton-Maseems, seems actually to be doing some academic work.

At a particularly brutal moment of the story, characters enter wearing army camouflage – a possible reference to the beginnings of the NT Intervention, which left many remote community members feeling violated when Army rolled in to take control.