Sentence examples for I feel fed from inspiring English sources

"Sometimes I feel fed up with the German-Jewish story," Liraz Axelrad, who moved here two years ago to work for a technology startup, said.

Mothers were asked a series of 6 items about their feelings toward caring for their babies during the first year after birth ("Caring for baby is satisfying"; "Feel so angry sometimes I could smack my baby"; "My baby makes me too tired"; "My baby is so good"; "Sometimes I feel like hitting my baby"; "I feel fed up looking after my baby").

In fact, I felt fed up with the whole damned thing.

I felt fed up—not at Islam, a religion I love and respect, but for those who claim ownership over the beauty of a tool/religion I and many love and respect.

"But then we started following the news and there was something about the decision not to go out that I felt fed into the narrative of Ferguson being unsafe," said Wade. "What concerns me is that it's always presented as if the area is unsafe because of the residents".

The single item from the bank that is not used on this short form is "I felt fed up", which the IRT analysis indicates provides the least information among the anger items.

MP for Blaenau Gwent Mr Smith agreed, adding: "I think people do feel fed up and let down... they want real answers on the issues of wages, the NHS, trying to improve our economy... we've got to work much harder to try and get our message over".

Is it a recurring need to reconnect to Christ to feel fed again and again?

Corrupt and incompetent officials, venal politicians, slow, expensive and untrustworthy courts, silly rules and a feeling of public powerlessness all combine to make voters feel fed up.

You feel fed and sustained, and that you're intimately known.

He had been childish, giving way to his frustration — as if she didn't feel fed up sometimes.