Sentence examples for constantly feel like from inspiring English sources
You constantly feel like you're being doubted".
It's slightly laborious, and you constantly feel like you're on the precipice of outright disaster, but it's a necessary evil.
QUESTION FROM PHOEBE: It'd be nice if either candidate could get the questions answered... QUESTION FROM ROB: Mitt is a good presenter, but why do I constantly feel like there are several 'plans', but not a clear vision?
Andrew Bosworth, director of engineering at Facebook, told the Guardian on Friday that the changes predate the launch of Google+, but said that the social network – now valued at $65bn on venture capital funding – "constantly feel like we're moving too slowly".
"How many times have we reaffirmed our sense of belonging and love for our city, and how important it is not to constantly feel like guests; but unfortunately economic interests have prevailed over the passion and attachment to our colours… One more time, we do not belong in this stadium".
"I do constantly feel like everything I'm doing today is the culmination of all the work I've done in the past, and that's something that's very much with me," he explains, as he begins to mentally gear up for that gig in Fort Lauderdale, the latest in Bleacher's nationwide tour that stretches into the summer.
Throughout college, he learned that he found the psychology of people interesting and constantly felt like he wanted to fix things that were broken.
Next, there's the Oculus which constantly feels like it's on the verge of shaking up at least the gaming industry, if not the entire tech space.
