Sentence examples for feel drowned from inspiring English sources
"When we interviewed them," he said, "they said things like, 'I feel drowned by the news,' 'I already know what's going on without the paper,' 'I saw it on TV,' 'The news is depressing,' 'I feel plagued by the news.' " Such readers may never be persuaded to to buy The Tribune or The Sun-Times, he said.
Still, "it's easy to feel drowned with a project like this," Vaquer says.
Those who rushed off as they do every morning felt drowned, but were only drenched.
In Paris, one feels drowned in the crowd, but there is a lot of potential in Tunisia — highly qualified people, and a real desire to work".
In "Bobby Jackson," the 40-ish narrator looks back on his youth as a bartender, when he experimented with heroin and felt "drowned in love" with a waitress named Nancy.
Between Friday and Saturday night, for once, the online propaganda campaign from IS felt drowned out.
And how wonderful my senses have felt, drowning in new sights and sounds.
Mr. Gullo, 47, has never served in the military, but he has thought about how Mr. Nicklis might have felt, drowning in the ship's turret.
And sitting still in the house of God, I feel myself drowning".
I feel myself drowning in it.
(Quick sidenote: if you actually work out to the five o clock news and don't feel like drowning yourself in a vat of s'mores afterward good for you, because that hour of news makes me depressed).
