Sentence examples for opportunity feeling from inspiring English sources

He added: "But quite a lot of it would be about much more prosaic things: lack of opportunity, feeling outside of society, not feeling engaged or within society, and finding a way to rail against it".

Few had heard about the vaccination opportunity: feeling uncomfortable to discuss cervical cancer and not considering it as important had hampered information flow.

If you're a young Muslim today in France without opportunities, feeling stigmatised, unfortunately there's nothing for you, not even leftist ideologies or Che Guevara.

Seeing a business opportunity and feeling something akin to a birthright, Mr. Kilun started his own company, Lev's Original Kombucha.

Perez told the Associated Press that for too many people, "the rungs on the ladder of opportunity are feeling further and further apart".

"Here in China many companies are starting to see LGBT people as a new market opportunity, without feeling obliged to invest in their welfare," says Steven Paul Bielinski, founder of China based non-profit platform WorkForLGBT.

He talked about this very feeling of having a big opportunity and feeling simultaneously terrified about fucking it up.

With a calm confidence, Gray started seeking out new opportunities without feeling anxious or overwhelmed, and tapped her networks and friends online for support.

Said Spirit to Opportunity,    "I'm feeling rather frail, With too much in my memory,    Plus barrels of e-mail".

Said Spirit to Opportunity, "I'm feeling rather frail, With too much in my memory, Plus barrels of e-mail".

By John Updike Said Spirit to Opportunity, "I'm feeling rather frail, With too much in my memory, Plus barrels of e-mail".