Sentence examples for we feel particular from inspiring English sources

All of us have landscapes that we consider special: places charged with meaning, for which we feel particular affection or reverence.

Vincent Canby of The New York Times wrote, "It's a measure of how the film operates that not once do we feel particular sympathy for any of the shark's victims..

I suppose we feel particular loyalty to people or things with which we've spent days crying, which is why I always feel like I have to go see The Antlers whenever they play Brooklyn.

Hutcheson seems to take it as evidence of our benevolence that besides general benevolence, we also feel particular affections that are other-directed: natural affection, gratitude, honor, shame, or compassion.

He blames her for making him feel particular things.

It was impossible not to feel particular pity for the four Special Branch officers assigned to accompany the Duchess of York, who was in the audience.

Today's parent can feel particular pressure to shape every aspect of their child's personality.

It's violence, and I feel particular vulnerability as a trans woman.

"I don't know that we feel a particular pressure to try to outdo that every day, given that most of those statements are in and of themselves going to repel key voter groups that he needs in a general election".

Most straightforwardly it has been maintained that the One is holy because we feel a particular set of religious emotions towards it.

We feel, for this particular game, this particular combination is the way we want to go".