Sentence examples for aided feeling from inspiring English sources

We were kind of boozing and whatever else, and we ended up spending sort of a Monday that bled into a Tuesday in and around that neighborhood, and the song is a lot about the kinds of feelings that come with that sort of chemically aided feeling -- you feel open, sort of like you're riding that wave, and then that wave crashes, which is maybe also a metaphor for the culture.

Edison's archivists have found, Gerbauckas recounts, that the inventor would sometimes even clamp his teeth onto a phonograph horn as a hearing aid, feeling the sound vibrate through his jaw.

Naomi Crosby, a 20-year-old from Greenville, Pennsylvania, has used essential oils in various forms for years, and said that lavender has aided her in feeling less stressed during a recent move.

Women's Aid is feeling extremely fortunate.

Other districts that depend heavily on state aid are feeling comparable pressures.

As interest rates remain low, an important pool of interest-bearing accounts that helps fund D.C. legal aid groups is feeling the pain.

Last year was the worst year for humanitarian crises in two decades, and international aid organizations are feeling the strain.

However, on the 'information' subscale of the decisional conflict scale which is considered as one of two indicators of decision quality (O'Connor et al, 2003), patients who underwent the decision aid intervention reported feeling better informed than participants in the control arm.

2) Stay well hydrated With all the germs going around, along with the desire to "fill" up from the cold, drinking warm water with lemon or plain water in general, will aid the body to feeling satiated and alert.

Protein aids muscle recovery and will help keep you feeling satiated.

I scoff while scrolling through my Twitter timeline with more calm than usual, a feeling perhaps aided more by the 1,000 mg CBD oil I've just sampled than the voice in my ear.