Sentence examples for I felt disabled from inspiring English sources

Instead, in a season bullied by whole families of hurricanes and bankruptcies, and with the less controversial of our simultaneous wars now meandering across the Cambodian — excuse me — the Pakistani border, and with a resurgently belligerent Russia apparently having inched into view across the Bering Strait when no one was looking, I felt disabled by the film, and demoralized.

I feel disabled, and every day I am conscious of what I have lost.

"Yesterday, I told my mother this is the worst feeling I have had in my entire life...I feel disabled.

I never felt disabled enough and I never felt able-bodied enough, so it gave me a total complex.

I don't feel disabled, I feel normal, I feel like I used to feel," said Henson, from the Royal Engineers, who lost his legs in an explosion.

A recent survey by the MS Society of 2,000 British adults revealed that a fifth of those surveyed felt disabled people "need to accept they cannot have the same opportunities in life as non-disabled people".

During the Paralympics there was a spirit of hope and optimism, and I felt that disabled people were perceived as just that - people, rather than obstacles or someone who needed to be managed in some way.

Often it's those who feel disabled people need encouraging who choose the list of role models for us.

"You feel disabled in a way because you can't express the stuff you've done for 20 years.

The AFIRMM scores confirmed that most mastocytosis patients feel disabled by their disease symptoms.

Thus, regardless of the level of validation, mastocytosis patients feel disabled by their disease.