Sentence examples for security feel from inspiring English sources

Leaders are hypnotized by fears about global security; feel guilty about the loss of lives; ashamed at their inability to honor our promises to Afghans; and terrified of admitting defeat.

"It's hard to imagine the outrage that people working for the United Nations in the causes of peace and security feel when these kinds of allegations come to light," Banbury said.

Previous TUC research has shown that women without job security feel less able to take action against a colleague or employer because they fear retaliation such as having their hours drastically cut.

I'm never for a second tempted to say, "That spine-tingling drop at Millennium Force is clear!" To get Jesus, it's better to get a little dizzy, shed security, feel the plunge and see if some of that mighty wind might blow through this place, even to my uplifted palms.

The security felt nonintrusive and often invisible, as it should; this is a calm audience.

Perhaps because Ryan, after fretting about his job security, feels fortunate.

Mr. Chabrol's droll assault on petit-bourgeois security feels like a satire of "Ordinary People" directed by Alfred Hitchcock.

Several Pentagon and administration officials said Mr. Bush, Mr. Rumsfeld and Tom Ridge, the director of domestic security, felt comfortable in adjusting the flight patrols.

She argues that the false security felt by Jews in Germany and the Austro-Hungarian Empire resulted from their lack of "concern for the political realities of their times".

From 2008 to 2010, the event took place at Kutsher's Country Club, secluded in the Catskills, and because there was no local community to protect, security felt invisible; thus, a peaceful and discreet lawlessness prevailed.

He soon recruits our sixth grader, along with a handful of other dubiously magical kids, to super camp, which, upon arrival, past the fierce security, feels nothing like camp after all.