Sentence examples for feel slowed from inspiring English sources

I feel happier, because I don't feel slowed down or burnt out like I do from smoking it".

"I hope when someone leaves my show they feel slowed down and grounded, but also a little bit excited," she adds.

They might lose or gain weight (without trying to) or notice that their appetite has drastically changed; they might have trouble sleeping and feel restless or unable to concentrate; or they might sleep too much, feel slowed down, fatigued, and lethargic.

Examples for disagreement are: "I am not interested in sex" (no fatigue vs general fatigue → no fatigue: item considered as too unspecific), or "I feel slowed down" (cognitive fatigue vs general fatigue → general fatigue: slowed down was considered to also be related to physical aspects of fatigue).

The honey and peanut butter are relatively thick and can feel slow going down.

That particular party is over in Season 4, however, where everything feels slowed down and dragged out at the same time that it feels forced and overly complicated.

New York Times writer Mike Hale critiqued the show's pacing, saying, "Everything feels slowed down and dragged out".

Yet it doesn't feel slow or sluggish.

But the new jokes mostly feel slow and hands-off, less disdainful than uninterested.

This makes the Galaxy S5 feel slow even when its underlying hardware certainly isn't.

But Theresa's story is meant to feel slow: a day of baby-sitting, followed by another, and another.