Sentence examples for breakdown feeling from inspiring English sources

It damned near drove me to a nervous breakdown, feeling like I had the whole future of the music industry and freedom of expression hanging on my back.

"The abject failure of governments around the world to tackle climate breakdown means we're already feeling the effects of more extreme weather," says Caroline Lucas, the Green Party MP. "Our top scientists are warning that we'll see more storms, floods, droughts and heatwaves in the coming years – but the government's plans to mitigate the worst impacts are vague at best".

This distancing has contributed to a breakdown in feelings of solidarity in the face of vulnerability and has had troubling effects on relationships between social workers and families.

I would consider the time I spent reading nasty things said about me and actually feeling sad about it a breakdown.

Yes, you may hear about people having a breakdown due to the stress, or just generally feeling overwhelmed.

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A breakdown of personal relationships is common, with many musicians feeling alienated from loved ones back home.

In the months following a breakup, there is no better feeling than posting pictures of yourself looking and feeling good as your ex has a public breakdown.

Then you probably had to deal with syncing headaches, incorrect unread email counts, and plenty of other miscellaneous unpleasantness (Joe Kissell has a pretty comprehensive breakdown of the big issues on his site if you're feeling morbidly curious).

I sat in my chair long after the curtain call feeling as though I'd voyeuristically witnessed a deeply personal emotional breakdown.

But while some voters had problems with machine breakdowns, others welcomed the return of the lever voting machines, and even acknowledged feeling a bit nostalgic.