Sentence examples for feel nigh from inspiring English sources

"Making your lunch every day can feel like climbing Mount Everest; masterminding an employment tribunal would feel nigh on impossible".

Making your lunch every day can feel like climbing Mount Everest; masterminding an employment tribunal would feel nigh-­on impossible.

Ryan Giggs and Paul Scholes are entitled to feel their time is nigh.

The problem, writes this young researcher, is that such cost-cutting can make the job feel dangerously pressurised and nigh-on unbearable: "Why do I feel like giving it all up?

That quality is best embodied as team by New Zealand, who O'Driscoll feels will be nigh on unassailable at next year's World Cup should they have a fit Dan Carter back in the saddle at fly-half.

But if you feel that the end is nigh, then being clear with a partner is usually a very good idea, unless of course you're fearful of the consequences of taking that step in which case you should seek professional help to keep safe.

Yet to track down pieces that perform in another sense — and, to my mind, an equally important one — namely that have a modicum of style and personality, and reflect who you feel yourself to be, is nigh-on impossible.

As a result of these tragic events, and the fear-mongering from politicians hoping to exploit them, many feel that an existential threat is nigh.

It's nigh on impossible to feel lonely when you're helping others and it can help put your own situation into perspective.

Finally, the end to what was beginning to feel like an interminable build-up is nigh.

And nervous that, without the label I'd soldiered under for nigh on 40 years, I might feel like I had disappeared.