Sentence examples for whose feeling from inspiring English sources

I had the same response to Kate Arrington, another young cast member, who plays Cora, a streetwalker who yearns for legitimacy, but whose feeling of self-contamination overwhelms the moments when her hope surfaces, like a buoy in filthy waters.

Florens, the black girl whose mother entrusted her to Jacob, and whose feeling of abandonment rules the rest of her life, falls uncontrollably in lust with a free black man, the smith who builds Jacob's gate.

In his performance, he stresses the Jewishness of Shylock, an obsessive figure whose feeling of persecution has led him to become vengeful, exacting a challenge to the ruling, repressive society.

"What we need now is to separate from the rest of the country," added Ataya, whose feeling of estrangement from the rest of Egypt is matched by many in Port Said.

Note The "frequency" bar presents the share rate of respondents who suffered the situation more than once a week week; the "feeling" bar presents the share rate of respondents whose feeling to the situation is moderately bad or extremely bad.

It also fits with Trump's move to put "America first" and scores well with voters in Britain whose feeling of being left behind by globalization helped fuel Britain's vote to leave the EU last year that propelled May to power.

They may feel worse than the person whose feelings they hurt.

People who feel particularly comfortable yelling at others, but whose feelings are incredibly sensitive to any kind of slight.

Simms understands the impulse, but feels they are trying to empathize with someone whose feelings they do not actually understand.

Or is it just the ceaseless chattering about "feelings" by people whose feelings seem inauthentic?

(She gives screen time to people whose feelings are clearly mixed).