Sentence examples for feel foggy from inspiring English sources

You feel foggy and low; you flinch at intimate touch; you startle at even the slightest sounds, and you are impaired.

(In the early days, Rhinehart experimented with underdosing and overdosing on nutrients. Too little sodium made him feel "foggy". Overdosing on magnesium "was probably the worst. I just felt sharp pains throughout my entire body and couldn't really move").

At best, inhalants make you feel foggy and out of it.

Sleeping in too late can disturb your natural sleep cycle and you can feel foggy and groggy all day.

Martin says he'd been on the drug about three weeks and was due to start interning when he started to feel foggy and tired.

When you get dehydrated you don't function as well, you feel foggy and fatigued, and it can lead to serious health problems.

"And my brain often feels foggy".

My head felt foggy, I was nauseous and I had crazy pressure on my face.

Participants reported it was difficult for them to function after a poor night of sleep, stating that the next day they felt "groggy," "sluggish," or "foggy," and their mood and concentration were also affected.

He had begun to feel a foggy gap between his intentions and his actions.

In fact, you may intend to sleep with your partner, then experience an unexpected onset of muscle tension and irritability or you may suddenly feel sleepy, foggy or numb.