Sentence examples for feel loaded from inspiring English sources

Back home, I wanted to feast on heat and exotic, aromatic flavor, but at the same time not feel loaded down.

Songs that are otherwise emotion-neutral suddenly feel loaded and complicated, like someone's about to knock on the bathroom door and ask if you're okay.

I loved it, and felt very connected to activism – particularly activism that feels loaded with potential.

Given that it seemed to carry some criticism of his former colleagues – "abandoned" is hardly a neutral word – it felt loaded.

Shakespeare was my favorite, and I cried during Harold Bloom's lecture on "The Tempest," whose epilogue felt loaded with personal significance.

You'd think that wearing loose tops the whole pregnancy would be the way to go, but sometimes a simple, fitted tank makes you feel loads better than yet another empire-waist chiffon blouse.

Even putting on your hottest clothes and strutting around can make you feel loads better.

"That way, it doesn't feel so loaded," says Tara Maglio, director of college counseling at Episcopal High School in Alexandria, Va.

So it is not hard to see how the words we use to talk about mental health can feel powerfully loaded.

Many of the most articulate responses to the review so far have been from early career researchers, expressing frustration at a change in the rules of a game that they already feel is loaded against them.

The term psychological safety can feel fairly loaded, particularly when the word psychological is associated with safety.