Sentence examples for will feel left from inspiring English sources
Second, no matter how you reform the clubs' membership rules, somebody somewhere will feel left out.
The peril is that older viewers, who easily outnumber young audiences, will feel left out.
Since everyone else in this juror pool is married, I will feel left out.
Most of us will move forward; some will feel left behind.
Too often, however, Mr. Aczel races so quickly through difficult concepts that I suspect many readers will feel left behind, as I did.
His appointment of business executives to government positions already has some independent analysts concerned that the island's middle-class will feel left out.
"They'll see everybody laughing and they're afraid they'll feel left out," Mr. Wong said.
"I'll look at photo albums at their houses, and I'll feel left out," she says.
If people can't see what they're getting, they'll feel left in the dark.
"If a company is made up entirely of, let's say, recent Stanford graduates, maybe fraternity brothers, and there's sort of a "bro culture, you'll feel left out," he said.
