Sentence examples for feel less bad from inspiring English sources

And having heard the worst, you feel less bad.

— Not voting makes me feel less bad about the taxes that I'm evading.

So here, I don't feel better, but I feel less bad than in those places where there are these provincial notions.

Soldiers like Jack in Siegfried Sassoon's The Hero tend to be more or less reluctant participants in events that are beyond their control and understanding, stumbling almost accidentally into the heroic role that society assigns to them to make itself feel less bad about their actual fate.

So here's the way the economists might draw it up: Buy a hybrid + buy less gas = feel less bad.

Maybe we'd not only feel less bad, we might even discover some extra beauty, peace, and comfort.

Surely bearing witness to couples' quarrels feels less bad to the pros, those credentialed and compensated marriage and family therapists whose job it is to help significant others work through issues and pain?

Rose, the waif, defeats any attempt he can muster to engage her, although typically when he does once have sex with her for a few seconds she is quite pleased because she feels less bad about the money he is spending on her, taking her across America in his camper van.

Similarly, the combination in the current downturn of a 5% peak inflation rate and 8.5% unemployment feels less bad to most people than the 1970s, when inflation peaked at 27%, unemployment stood at 6% and the government had to ask the IMF for a bailout.

As David Dinkins walked away from me in his dapper suit and bowtie, I suddenly felt less bad about my sneakers and glasses because all the other women were dressed all the same but I stood out.

Given all this I feel less-bad about what I'm about to do: Mock his new career as a male-model.