Sentence examples for college feeling from inspiring English sources

At the end of college, feeling like a little, lost twenty-something (which I still feel like), I turned to running.

The child of a devout mother and a secular father, she entered college feeling spiritually conflicted, and deeply alone.

"Because you got out of college feeling that you were capable of anything and not intimidated by situations where you were in the minority".

Players try to recreate that heartening high school or college feeling of winning through teamwork, while also striving to stay extra-noticeable as individuals.

How well I remember packing my electric Smith Corona off to college, feeling well equipped to do battle with term papers.

I started college feeling even more stressed.

I was fresh out of college, finally feeling like I had a handle on how to write one, when Stephen King sounded a big death knell in the Times.

Some, like Helen Gettings, 53, teaching at a Manchester sixth form college increasingly feeling the squeeze, said that after leaving the Labour Party 20 years ago she was thinking of rejoining now that Jeremy Corbyn was leader.

Then Watkins weaves an insight about the inherent falsity of the college town the feeling one gets of its having been created for students and their parents, as a kind of "country-mouse theme park"—into a sly statement of her theme: "I lived in a landscape of pandering".

The imaginary employer forgot to materialize, leaving the hapless college grad feeling worthless, powerless and lost.

Needing a break from baseball, he sat out his freshman year of college before feeling a renewed urge to play the game.