Sentence examples for feel woe from inspiring English sources

Oh the weather outside is frightful / and inside, it's also frightful / and since we've no place to go, feel woe, feel woe, feel woe!

Balding has said previously that she has not felt "woe is me" over her thyroid cancer.

Fear Factor Morgan Stanley's October woes feel like a drama lacking a crisis.

Rich Weksberg WOE IS ME When I have an awful woe, I feel I should look thin and white.

We feel for the economic woe of the Cunninghams, the innocence lost to Mayella Ewell, the limited movement and expression of Calpurnia, the self-selected exile of Boo Radley.

These common woes I feel.

Now there have been suggestions that the local tech scene is starting to feel Silicon Valley's valuation woes.

Singing their love and woes, the characters feel modern and familiar, a bit like old friends.

Too often people in a relationship do not want to listen to their partner's woes because they feel that means they are to blame, or that they have to fix them, but actually, being heard non-defensively and sympathetically goes a long way to restoring equilibrium.

Even though that ought to give the Fed some comfort, policymakers felt that economic woes overseas were "an important source of downside risks" to the U.S. outlook, according to minutes from the central bank's December meeting.

Nevada, you are the winner, and we appreciate the way you make the rest of us feel better about our own political woes.