Sentence examples for repeatedly felt from inspiring English sources

Mr. Genovese repeatedly felt compelled to assert that his books were not an apology for slavery.

I have repeatedly felt the air go out of the room upon putting this to black audiences.

KUALA LUMPUR — Rattled by earthquakes, deluged by typhoons and devastated by a tsunami, Asia in recent years has repeatedly felt its vulnerability to natural disasters.

"Of course not all or even most books set in Africa have this imagery on the cover – as people have repeatedly felt the need to point out to me since I first tweeted this! – but what caught my attention was the variety of books with this cover trope that I had turned up in a very brief search," he said.

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In the last two years of conducting interviews and doing research, I've met with parents of 'teens and teens and repeatedly felt the agony and helplessness of parents of kids who were being ostracized, ridiculed or tormented by other kids.

Ms. Lavin, too, repeatedly feels compelled to stop in the middle of her stories and assure the audience, "This really did happen," which apparently sends a "jump in anytime" message to some of the customers.

It's an area to which the writer repeatedly feels drawn: "I'm often interested in that disparity between the way we internalise our identity and the way that we represent it outwardly.

Consequently, clinicians who need to resume interrupted tasks repeatedly feel discouraged, annoyed, and dissatisfied.

If you repeatedly feel disrespected or overlooked, it may be time to act.

Not long afterward, he found himself in the pine-panelled room where he had first met the new girl, only the pool table had been gouged repeatedly — the felt ragged and upstanding, a corona of slate dust spewing from every gash — and the half-size refrigerator was on its side, door open, empty of beer.