Sentence examples for feel knocked from inspiring English sources

"I didn't feel knocked down when I got laid off," Mr. Grace said.

Larry, whenever I feel like giving up, whenever I feel knocked off my feet, I will click through to YouTube to watch a clip of you, and I will get back on my feet and back in the fight.

"I felt knocked down when I couldn't find another job".

Even worse was when Apatow's long-term collaborator, Mike White, said publicly that he felt Knocked Up was "like the comedy of the bullies rather than the bullied".

At the moment it feels, knock on wood, almost easy.

And suddenly, she slowly, deliberately, started recounting all the things she remembered and all the personalities she felt knocking around inside her.

"I feel — knock wood — very lucky because we work with college students — and recent grads who are idealistic, hardworking, and very educated — and we're letting them do what they love.

Chemotherapy made patients feel awful, knocked out almost as many healthy cells as sick ones, and almost always killed them in the end.

Lately I've been thinking that this understanding might be a better one with which to approach the world, and instead of being afraid, I feel comforted, knocked down from something high and cold into a place that's more base and illogical but also more alive: In Paradise there is nothing to say … Now we have shame and pain and knowledge of death and whatnot, but at least we can talk about it.

Redding said: "I feel really knocked down at the moment.

Harsh words, sarcastic facial expressions and unprofessional actions can create a domino effect in the workplace; before you know it, employees feel beaten, knocked down.