Sentence examples for out of a feeling of from inspiring English sources
He wrote much in ballad form out of a feeling of solidarity with the oppressed.
"Out of a feeling of totalitarian arrogance, it was convinced no one would dare sign it.
"The paragraph was written out of a feeling of sincerity and conviction on my part".
He said: "I came here out of a feeling of wanting to pay my respects".
Those who had bought the Fairphone seemed to have done so partly out of a feeling of guilt.
"Even if you no longer suffer when you revisit the memory, you keep quiet out of a feeling of self-respect — a reluctance to expose your humiliation..
Widespread dissatisfaction with all professional politicians, a certainty of having been "sold out," a feeling of complete alienation from both political parties — "Not a dime's worth of difference between them" was George Wallace's formulation, a half century ago — these are permanent intuitions of the American aggrieved.
With the U.S. pulling out of Afghanistan a feeling of insecurity is setting in," said Parvees A. Gafur, chief executive of Propsquare Real Estate in Dubai.
Out of body — a feeling of being outside one's own body.
The importance of attitude -- of psyching yourself up and psyching out your opponent, of maintaining a feeling of emotional and physical self-mastery under extreme stress -- is almost as crucial to winning as physical strength and agility.
Whether out of a vague feeling of dissatisfaction or simply because the resources are at hand, some people will undertake renovation projects that have no purpose other than to satisfy one's ego.
