Sentence examples for who feeling from inspiring English sources
I also worry about those S.U.V. drivers who, feeling invulnerable, might take undue risks.
His second, "Plus One," was more fraught: it was a beach read about a cable showrunner's husband, who, feeling emasculated, acts out.
Without much hesitation, Woodman parlays this disaster into a lucrative connection with the reforming prince, who, feeling guilty, wants to do the young man a favor.
It is sad, especially for the young who, feeling their talents, abilities, personalities and value not being recognised, increasingly turn to each other to protect themselves.
He is self-revealing; to the young Brendan Gill, who, feeling underappreciated, had sent him the prank gift of a wooden skunk, he wrote in 1941: "I didn't try to scare you.
By common consent the local culture of "don't ask, don't tell" does not work for young locals who, feeling scrutinised and with no social outlet, must still move to Atlanta to explore their sexuality.
Who's getting rich off $4-a-gallon gas and who's feeling the pain?
The proportion of respondents who reported feeling very happy was more common among those participants who reported feeling few or not stressed as well in ordinary as in test/exam periods (OR = 0.65 and 0.68, respectively, p = 0.000).
(Who's feeling blue?, 5 October).
And it is they who are feeling harassed.
