Sentence examples for feel unobtainable from inspiring English sources

Make a list of all the things that feel unobtainable about your hugely audacious goal and evaluate what kind of reprioritizing it will take to make the impossible possible for you.

I discovered gay porn later on, obviously, but found that all the glistening, trim bodies made sex feel more unobtainable to me.

Three years on and the prospect of Mayweather-Pacquiao feels like an unobtainable Utopia: a once glimmering city, still just about visible but crumbling into dust.

If they can't afford a family car, many working class families will feel like the American dream is all but unobtainable.

And when we are striving for something that is so clearly unobtainable it seems probable that we will feel (in addition to discontentment) a bit of disappointment too.

It was a few months into my ice-ploration, after a particularly fruitless Friday night out at some gay bars – the kind of night where you believe that gay culture's only viable currency is an extreme, unobtainable beauty – that I came home alone and dispirited, to really feel the weight of my imagined disconnect from the gay community.

"I refuse to feel ashamed and upset on a daily basis for not meeting your ridiculous, unobtainable beauty standards, whilst you sit at a desk all day, shovelling cakes and biscuits down your throats and slagging me and my friends off about our appearance.

Ms Burnley said: "We know how profoundly they feel the pressure to conform to a particular body image and how badly they can be affected by these unobtainable ideals.

"What happens now is a pernicious, deep-rooted connection between global capitalism and an unobtainable physical ideal that feels overwhelming".

For a time Mr. Takacs's pitch-perfect delivery of the tough-guy terse language, set against Ms. Careless's writhing, arching-backed posing, feels resonant: man as brute and victim; woman as unobtainable temptress, fallen angel.

Work brings people together; it's very helpful.... Maybe I need another job to find another unobtainable great.