Sentence examples similar to feeling bogged down from inspiring English sources

Instead of being able to relax into bed at the end of a long day, I toss and turn anxious about all I have left to do tomorrow and feel bogged down by feelings of shame.

This feeling of being bogged down, however, may be exactly the right mood for coming to grips with the frustrating obstinacies that have plagued the peace process in Ireland.

Don't feel too bogged down with failure.

Drawing children as figures "free of gender and identity," Shimoda intentionally uses this ambiguity in order to communicate her feelings without becoming bogged down by social conventions.

"It works well, for us," he said, so "no one gets bogged down feeling sorry for himself".

Knowing that you have a timer set for an hour or less will prevent you from feeling like you're bogged down and wasting time, rather than working.

I get bogged down in feeling like people will think that I am too young to do what I say I am doing.

As a subject Mr. Overing might have yielded a passable standard portrait, but Mr. Stone gets bogged down in his feelings of being bogged down.

They don't bother to consider your feelings, especially if they're already emotionally bogged down by something else in their lives.

Striving for perfection will see you mired in mistakes all your life, bogged down by error after glaring error and feeling demoralized all the time.

You'll come away from the experience with a satisfying feeling of accomplishment that you may not have had in a long time if you've been bogged down with tons of work or life commitments.