Sentence examples for feel conquered from inspiring English sources

"And I feel bad, I feel bad/I feel conquered, I feel sad/And I think of all the ones/That may know just what I have/And I feel love," Williams sings.

For Manning, whatever vindication he feels about conquering the skeptics will be kept to himself.

I'm sure the pups knew what was going on, but it was a way for them to learn how it feels to conquer something much bigger than you.

"I didn't feel like I conquered it," she said before a Devils' home game.

Some days she feels the way she used to feel, when she conquered women's tennis and carved a Hall of Fame career.

But not only did I feel I had conquered the ghastly beast when it mattered to me most, I felt I had done it for the last time, because who has time for OCD when you have a newborn demanding your every thought?

"This brings up your spirits, elevates you to feel you can conquer your day," Ms. Quart says, as your antiperspirant and deodorant "is going to work hard and strong".

Grandmothers, make your grandchildren feel they can conquer the world.

"I feel like I've conquered Long Island," he said.

"His concern is that any time you have a young team, you're 7-3, you feel like you've conquered the world," VINNY TESTAVERDE said.

He added that the gesture showed that Brazil could today "feel proud to have conquered" a new "democratic reality".