Sentence examples for combating feelings from inspiring English sources

Beyond combating feelings of irrelevance, those employed in fashion are coming to terms with the fact that business, in many ways, cannot continue as usual.

Sure, you're sometimes conflicted; confused -- of "two minds" about a life-altering decision -- but in your brain, all those combating feelings somehow form of a single unified whole -- a center holds amidst the flurries of memories and instincts and internal chatter.

"One thing I'm proud of myself for doing is combating those feelings," she says, when those professed second thoughts are mentioned.

One of the most difficult parts for Teigen was combating these feelings while also recognizing the amount of help and success she had.

In that sense, it's a way of combating the pervasive feelings of helplessness that have become so demoralizing and so destructive to our long-term interests.

Shame is not a useful feeling when combating addiction.

Many positive community cohesion projects which are doing good work in combating extremism, meanwhile, are also feeling "tainted" by their association with the Prevent scheme.

Join us 4 April 12 noon-2pm to discuss the role of councils in combating some of the stresses associated with people feeling disconnected from their communities.

More important, though, the study is a useful reminder that exercise is a proven, inexpensive and non-pharmacological means of combating stress — even, as it turns out, the stress of feeling that you should be exercising.

These activities can lead, in turn, to a greater feeling of partnership between North-South institutions (also combating the sense that Southern countries are simply providing research material for Northern authors).

Channel your feelings into a cause that you can fight for, such as political change or combating the infant mortality rate.