Sentence examples for feel like attempting from inspiring English sources

Go see a therapist/counselor immediately if you feel like attempting suicide again, or are depressed.

The book's copious pop-cultural and commercial references — Amazon, Target, SmartWool, NPR — feel like attempts to buttress thin material with a layer of timeliness.

The best-known poems in Ford's edition — "The Day Lady Died," "Personal Poem," "Ave Maria," "A Step Away from Them," "Having a Coke with You" — feel like attempts to make a built-to-last social world founded upon friendship.

The best-known poems in Ford's edition—"The Day Lady Died," "Personal Poem," "Ave Maria," "A Step Away from Them," "Having a Coke with You"—feel like attempts to make a built-to-last social world founded upon friendship.

His most famous pieces from the 1980s and 90s – slow, rapt, deceptively simple – have felt like attempts to glimpse eternity.

His attempts to schedule my time felt like attempts to control it.

I feel like they attempted a lot of good work in the last government and have sensible economic, educational, and health policies.

The trip up north felt like punishment for our hubristic attempt to change holiday routine.

This is not news to parents — particularly those who have been made to feel like tyrants for attempting to enforce water regimens on subjects less concerned with matters of purity.

His recipes feel like an attempt to make up for lost time.

All too often it can feel like an attempt to spread the blame: if you don't like your sodding sausages, blame Eric.