Sentence examples for feel unproductive from inspiring English sources

So is it any wonder I'd feel unproductive using my free hours merely to watch TV?

Perhaps nostalgia for the Reagan years has grown less from ideology than from a yearning for a world leader who slept so much that no one else had to feel unproductive, and the nation could finally rest.

Doubt and uncertainty, with accompanying self-questioning, discomfort, and setbacks, feel unproductive, yet only by passing through this state will anything ultimately worthwhile emerge.

When our mind wanders to past and future that's when we feel unproductive and irrational pain.

Results were mixed, and sometimes felt unproductive.

The second she gets on a subway train or into a taxi in New York City, she instinctively pulls out her smartphone; it feels unproductive to do otherwise.

Those around him say the Buffalo native feels unproductive if he sits still too long.

This is not as ridiculous as it sounds: the Economist's Bagehot argues that the "2010ers", the class of new Tory backbenchers elected in 2010, often instead of incumbents who had claimed fraudulent expenses, are unhappy with life in parliament, and feel marginalised, unproductive and disillusioned.

What I feel is unproductive... tired... sluggish... cold.

A man, a baby, and (perhaps) an Oscar before turning the big 3-0... why do I suddenly feel so unproductive?

Keep a list and feel the sense of achievement when you tick off one of those smaller tasks; feeling unproductive can often come about if we're daunted by our work.