Sentence examples for feel less good from inspiring English sources

A friend of mine – who wishes to remain anonymous – says she feels reluctant to ask a sexual partner to wear a condom because it can "spoil the moment" and "feel less good for the guy".

Related: Blogging Students: how to pitch an idea and get it accepted A friend of mine – who wishes to remain anonymous – says she feels reluctant to ask a sexual partner to wear a condom because it can "spoil the moment" and "feel less good for the guy".

We feel less good about the wealthy, and we are less sure that there are secure places for us in the future.

Except for limited experiences, disadvantages of APTD include an unpalatable taste [ 10] and nausea [ 11], and study subjects tend to report that they feel less good after this diet [ 12].

But now, obviously, as we sit here and think about the world, it feels less good than it did".

"It is difficult territory, because we are saying we will create a framework for something that feels less good than what people got a generation ago, but it could be better than what they might otherwise get".

But his presence makes me feel less safe, and with good reason".

Did it feel less honest?

If an engagement is the ultimate culmination of love leading up to marriage, then the possibility of never experiencing this next level of commitment somehow makes us feel less than good enough.

The media seem to be overflowing with images of the young, rich, and beautiful, and unless you fit that mould, you feel less worthy of good things in your life.

To feel less nervous, have a good friend close by: just not close enough to hear everything you two are saying.