Sentence examples for origin feel from inspiring English sources

And many Dutch of Moroccan and Turkish origin feel offended that they are still officially tagged as "foreign" despite being born and educated in the Netherlands.

At the same time, he has found that while younger generations of immigrant origin feel that they are French, they also feel that the French do not view them as such.

Since dyes such as Manic Panic and Punky Colors are of vegetable origin, feel free to let them sit in your hair overnight.

Origins Feel Good Spa Pier 60, Chelsea Piers (212) 336-6780 What we got: A full-body massage by two therapists simultaneously: $140.

Suzanne struggled valiantly to be cheerful, although her plans to melt blissfully at the Origins Feel Good Spa while her male folk playfully perspired were not to be.

But while its mammoth catering operations and big-name sponsors make its quirky boutique origins feel a world away, the Big Chill has kept its undoubted spirit: its beautiful wooded site hosted charmingly designed, smartly booked small stages and dance tents, while artist Spencer Tunick got hundreds up at 7.30am for a mass nude photo.

In designing Batman's abilities and gadgets, gameplay took precedence over narrative consistency with the previous games; the designers thought that removing features players had already experienced in those games would make playing Arkham Origins feel less empowering.

With our increasing awareness of origin, I feel I should write "half-Welsh Stockfordian".

But the Northern Ireland Council on Ethnic Minorities found in a report conducted by the Institute of Conflict Research that around one in seven people of ethnic-minority origin would feel they would be "treated poorly" if they joined the PSNI because of their race or colour.

(Man, Turkish origin) I feel healthy.

They felt indebted to their countries of origin and felt obliged to help, as they were once granted scholarships or training opportunities.