Sentence examples for feeling battered from inspiring English sources
The surgery itself left him feeling battered and exhausted.
Too often, we are left feeling battered by asteroids and not entirely sure what's going on.
Its taunting insistence that everyone is racist, voiced in abrasive, staccato Mamet-speak, leaves you feeling battered and vaguely guilty.
The opposition may come from voters feeling battered by taxes or skeptical that governments will spend the bond proceeds properly.
The Scottish parliamentarian Colin Keir, who had helped to look for Mikaeel, said the local community in Edinburgh was feeling "battered and bruised".
At the time, even the big energy companies, feeling battered by "rip off" headlines, reluctantly conceded that an investigation would be the best way to clear the air.
Inevitably, the experience has left Lavery feeling bruised and battered.
Mine have ranged from 'symphysis pubis dysfunction' (the correct medical term, I assure you), which leaves your pelvis feeling bruised and battered, to sciatica and swollen feet.
The union was under intense pressure to settle because its members were feeling so financially battered by the dispute and because the union and its Southern California locals had been financially weakened by the tens of millions of dollars spent to finance strike benefits.
Software firms have another weakness: pricing pressures from customers still feeling bruised and battered from the boom.
