Sentence examples for stranger feeling from inspiring English sources

This offers an experience much like visiting a real-life masseuse, but from the comfort of your own home, and without a stranger feeling up your naked body.

It's also a lot of times I've walked into a room, every face in it a stranger, feeling quite vulnerable and being acutely aware that I could walk up to someone who is either a little nutty, selling some service I don't want or considers him or herself far too important for the likes of a no-name newcomer like me.

Comments like "Have you lost weight?" are not much different from catcalls on the street or a stranger feeling they have license to touch a women's stomach just because she's visibly pregnant.

In the middle years, I played and sang and acted and even danced in front of groups of strangers, feeling rather more perfectly placed there than anywhere else.

One of the stranger feelings I felt in watching Cheo Hodari Coker's Luke Cage was adjusting to the idea that Luke was being made to be more noble; like he had to be as present and socially "message!" relevant as his nearest cousins.

Imagine looking at a photo of a stranger and feeling in response, quite naturally, the sort of happy affection you might feel towards a spouse.

He was no stranger to feeling fed up.

Then the stranger, perhaps feeling the need to explain his intentions, went on: solar, natural gas, wind, hydrogen.

George Michael, pop star, heart-throb and celebrity bad boy, is no stranger to feeling the hand of the law on his shoulder.

The only lesson in manners we can draw from it is that, if you're conversing with a stranger while feeling self-righteous, there's a higher than average probability that you're being rude.

The closest a Brit can stand next to a stranger without feeling uncomfortable, the study found, is three feet.