Sentence examples for permits feel from inspiring English sources

Oil firms, with only 2% of the permits, feel hard done by.

If the group is small enough and time permits, feel free to ask everyone to introduce themselves to you before you begin.

"Instead of the range of emotions (marginally) available to girls," Klein writes, "boys are permitted to feel only anger and are encouraged to control their other feelings," to present a mask of masculinity.

Is a reader permitted to feel more sympathy for an antihero than his author does?

Because of that reputation, Penn State faculty members were permitted to feel less conflicted about the school's football program than our counterparts elsewhere; we took pride in the fact that the school had never run afoul of the N.C.A.A. and that its football coach benched star players for missing class.

Men may have resident status but may not be permitted or feel empowered to play socially anticipated parental roles, particularly when children are not their biological children.

Let down by others at work and home, it is only at home that Gary permits himself to feel betrayed, because when it comes to work, remember, he blames himself.

On the wide granite steps of the neo-Classical edifice that stands as one of our few local reminders that we 7,000 people of the Great Plains belong to a civilized modern nation, my neighbors and I trade news, contract for services and generally mix and mingle in a manner that permits us to feel like neighbors rather than strangers subject to the same weather.

The freedom that permits one to feel welcome where ever the hang their hat cannot be overstated.

Even knowing that their finances would crater without his work permit, he felt that the family would be safer here than in El Salvador.

Some women suppressed their feelings and thoughts, ' I did not permit myself to feel and think too much', and maybe realised that nothing could be done before delivery.