Sentence examples similar to standing feeling of from inspiring English sources

She went on to say the comments caused her "long standing feelings of shame".

The experience of second victims is related to post-traumatic stress disorder but with some extra factors: doubts regarding informing patients, colleagues and managers about what has happened, fear of the legal consequences of AEs, and concerns about a loss of standing (feeling that event will mark them forever, a scarlet letter) [ 13].

Our clinical impression is that a long-standing feeling of being different and an outsider among peers could play a role in ASD children developing gender dysphoria in adolescence.

(The west of the country has been given 100 seats, the east 60 and the south 40. The allocation has been done on the basis of population, but has fuelled Benghazi's long-standing feelings of exclusion and resentment).

In ensuing sessions Jane spoke about long-standing feelings of shame and guilt around the issue of abortion.

So now a new manager has been brought in, the chap responsible for turning Villarreal and Málaga into Champions League threats and the coach who was in charge of Real Madrid the season before José Mourinho took over, and the impression before a ball has been kicked is that City are moving forward once again, not standing around feeling unsure of what to do next.

Since the aisles are made up of the same lawn as the courts, standing in an aisle gives one the intrusive feeling of standing on the court, as well as the rude feeling of having one's back to the court behind.

There will probably be a line of us, and I'll be standing there feeling really good about myself.

Fortunately, the tequila and the view of the river from where I was standing made feeling angry impossible.

I was standing there feeling like an idiot.

Standing tall, feeling strong.