Sentence examples for feeling buried from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, that leaves Nearby Friends feeling buried in the More tab of the interface.

Whether we're gearing up for the family holidays, planning a big event or just feeling buried under the day-to-day pressures, stress affects all of us.

Pay attention to signs and signals that could suggest she isn't okay, whether it's an inability to get out of bed, severe depression or anxiety, substance use, or even the appearance of being unaffected, which would suggest numbness and feelings buried because they feel too unmanageable.

"Sometimes," he wrote, "the stories and tall tales we tell each other more truly describes feelings buried in memory than mere facts can relay".

He becomes troubled as he attempts to extract information from the doppelgänger, which has Ilia's memories and feelings buried within.

Somewhere along the road to strong-ness I stopped feeling some of my feelings and buried them in comfort food or just about anything else that could distract me from the pain.

As enjoyable as the show can be, you can't help feeling that buried in its hour and three-quarters of sketches, jokes, songs and vaudeville routines, a smart, funny 60-minute musical is dying to get out.

Feelings are buried deep on this album, barely given room to breathe.

Ms. Irglova is the embodiment of a harmonist, a supporting voice on the edge of the limelight whose feelings seem buried deep behind a smile of musical contentment.

Large in scale, rougher in line and sometimes considered awkward, they express rage and surprise — feelings often buried in his early work — while summoning an elegance all their own.

Facing a regret involves figuring out what feelings are buried under or covering up the regret.