Sentence examples for position of feeling from inspiring English sources

Time and again, Djokovic would extend the critical point and put Nadal in the uncustomary position of feeling he needed to press, to go for something special.

Which of course put us in the awkward position of feeling ashamed of the twenty-per-cent tip we'd been planning on leaving.

But his nuanced dissection of the differences between Harris and Klebold is first-rate, leaving readers in the strange (and challenging) position of feeling pity, almost, for Klebold.

"I was still in that position of feeling down.

Don't find yourself in a position of feeling constantly overwhelmed by what seems like a never-ending, never-shrinking to-do list.

Most of the time that's fine, but there are moments, when you put yourself out on a limb or you go out of your way for someone, especially if you do it often, where you've put them in the awkward position of feeling obligated to you.

Katz had encountered, practically verbatim, the same provocation a hundred times before, which put him in the ridiculous position now of feeling bad for being unable to pretend to be provoked: of pitying Lucy's doughty little ego, its flotation on a sea of aging-female insecurity".

Thus, when such critics lose the constitutional argument, they find themselves in the awkward position of not feeling entitled to directly criticize the religious view in question.

"The BBC would always want to work co-operatively with the government of the day and as far as I am concerned we continue to do that, but we start from the position of not feeling that we have got to keep ministers happy," said Lyons.

It puts him in this position of maybe feeling even less, like he's not good enough for Laurel," Cassidy previewed on the PaleyFest carpet.

The Frenchman is slightly resentful of Caulder's appointment to the position of Director, feeling that he has been overlooked for the job though Helen Smith reminds him that he is, perhaps, too young to take up the position at this time.