Sentence examples for feel burnt from inspiring English sources

"Many companies may want to give back, but if they go and do it without any training, they [could] have a bad experience and feel burnt.

October 9, 2012 Ryan Braun is going to lose support from voters who feel burnt after the overturned PED suspension last season.

It is quite a demanding circuit but I never found it demanding in the sense I couldn't cope, at no point did I feel burnt out.

Without passion, your business will feel like struggling work and you'll always feel burnt out.

It's so easy to get lost in the hustle and bustle, to feel burnt by circumstance and defeated by the grind.

I get home after a 10 h day and feel as if I have been hit round the head with a brick…I am only 40 yet feel burnt out.

But this was the first time since I began playing tennis that I really felt burnt out," said Henman, who lost 6-4, 6-2, 6-2 to Spain's Fernando Verdasco.

Some people felt burnt, though, when LiveJournal recently introduced sponsored communities and features.

Near the end of development, Fish felt "burnt out" and that his personal health had suffered.

Feeling burnt out with those songs, Barnes immediately set about visiting the locations that piqued his interest while on the road.

In June 2009, Dr Jameel Hussain wrote a psychiatric report, in which he said of Fitzsimons: "He gave a clear description of nightmares, vivid dreams, visual flashbacks, and he can also smell burnt flesh and feel the smell of death… At times he would be afraid to sleep because of the nightmares he was having.