Sentence examples for particular feel from inspiring English sources
Many Scots, in particular, feel they live in an oppressed colony of England a feeling reinforced through years in which Scotland was ruled by the Tories even while itself returning an overwhelming majority of Labour MPs.
House Democrats in particular feel betrayed.
The British in particular feel awkward about India.
Women, in particular, feel safer from intruders when sleeping with another person.
Europeans, in particular, feel at home with the city's compact structure, leftish politics and permissive atmosphere.
Every wave is different, and every ship has a particular feel.
"New Yorkers," I say, "and Jews in particular, feel they own you, you're one of them".
Policemen in particular felt betrayed.
The pig, in particular, feels almost sinful to eat.
Yeats and Joyce, in particular, felt a strong connection to their Irish forerunner.
Mr. O'Connor's "Secret Mary" in particular, feels like a series of études.
