Sentence examples for feel hardships from inspiring English sources

You may feel hardships at the beginning, and you may feel that you cannot do it.

"We can hardly see the town recovering its rhythms, and students cannot help but feel the hardships their families are feeling.

"The people, particularly the underprivileged classes, truly feel the hardships.

Is this because the senators have not themselves felt the hardships of the poor?

Perhaps she felt her hardships and the sharing of her intimate stories infected me, implanting a vector that directly manifested my loss.

Hungarians perhaps felt the hardship of transition more bitterly than most because they had lived better than many others in the Soviet bloc under communism.

I'm very happy working – it doesn't feel like a hardship to me – but it can be difficult feeling that I'm not helping enough with the family.

Make time for each member of the family to express how they feel about the hardship you're going through together and try to understand where everyone is coming from.

That laughter helped the hardship feel less painful.

Will paying full boat (just over $73,000 at Hopkins) still feel like a hardship?

If someone chose to skip the wine paring, for whatever reason, it didn't have to feel like a hardship," says Adam Vourvoulis, Trois Mec's general manager and beverage director.