Sentence examples for feel bad asking from inspiring English sources

EK: I almost feel bad asking it after this particular discussion, but what has this work made you think about our health-care system's problems, recognizing everything you said about how incredibly, incredibly different they are from, truly poor countries?

Where's the fun in that?" I feel bad asking James about the picture with Cameron and Clarkson, partly because he has been such good company – leaning back in his chair, regaling me with old Blur tales with a flourish of cigarette smoke – and partly because I see his face drop when I mention it.

Q: I feel bad asking about this, but I have to.

Kids amenities (cribs, cots, toys), bubble baths, extra hot sauce at the buffet -- these resorts are often committed to providing a truly all-inclusive experience, so don't feel bad asking for things you might not be sure are available.

My wife begrudged me to switch out her artificially scented products too, but I'd danced around her huge list of allergies almonds, bananas, cats, avocados, artificial vanilla, anything that photosynthesizes for so long that I didn't feel bad asking for what's essentially the same courtesy.

And don't feel bad asking for special considerations to accommodate your condition.

I thought for three months off, I didn't feel bad". Asked if he was scared about racing again, Prat said, "No, no, no.

Instead of continuing to focus on what you don't have -- which is making you feel bad -- ask yourself, what is it that I DO want?

In every situation where you feel bad, ask yourself the question - what would a best friend say I should do?

So he just kept cashing those small checks and renting out rooms in his townhouse to teammates who were even broker than him — one of them was making $11,000 a year ("I felt bad asking him for rent").

In the hours we talked, we became so friendly I felt bad asking him for another round.