Sentence examples for feel addicted from inspiring English sources

Research is still emerging about whether technology addiction fits the classic definition of an addiction disorder, but many people certainly feel addicted, according to a new survey.

"If we create a different culture," he said, "some of the people who feel addicted will stop".

"I often hear from clients that they feel addicted to carbs or sugar," Severson said.

For those who feel addicted to technology, digital "recovery" starts by changing their self-talk.

In another 2016 report, 50percentt of teens said they feel addicted to their devices.

It's important to note Prause is not arguing that people who feel addicted to sex are not struggling or don't need help—just that the addiction frame doesn't really fit their condition.

One-quarter of the employees said they felt addicted to the Internet.

When play seemed more important than the real world did, they felt addicted; when it enhanced their experience of reality outside the game, they felt soothed.

Others felt addicted: "Once I start playing it's hard to tell whether or not I'll have the willpower to stop".

The result, however, feels addicted to American strangeness, constantly captured in goggling wide-angle shots, without following Nabokov's lead and reckoning on American normality.

Incidentally, I did a quick and wildly informal poll in the CrunchGear chatroom, and while we're all pretty much connected to the Internet for every waking hour, none of us felt addicted to it, but perhaps for that very reason: if you're online all the time, then you become numb to it.