Sentence examples for feeling dazed from inspiring English sources

It's easy to leave here feeling dazed from calorie overload.

We stumbled into the courtyard of our guesthouse feeling dazed, and not just by the time zones we had crossed.

Some residents described feeling dazed by the flurry of violence, as if their lives have been paused.

The individual scenes are sometimes so powerful, and put together with such care and conviction, that you might leave the theater feeling dazed, even traumatized.

Like late-night muggers, deadlines come up unheeded and hit you round the back of the head, leaving you feeling dazed, confused and not a little bit nauseous.

Almost one in five (18 per cent) reported a "neuropsychiatric side effect", such as poor concentration, inability to think clearly, problems sleeping, feeling dazed or confused, bad dreams or nightmares and "behaving strangely".

On the Web site MinniePauz.com, women describe feeling lightheaded and dazed, with heart palpitations and anxiety.

I had a numb, dazed feeling, a consciousness of being very badly hurt, but no pain in the ordinary sense.

You can get caught in situations you can't get back, so I wanted to shine a light on it and not get caught in that B.S". Lamar calls the album "a short film" and when it's over one does get a dazed feeling, like walking out of a movie theater.

Not one of us could have imagined, back in 1964, that our lives would intersect for decades, and that we would march together through profound personal and social change that sometimes left us feeling empowered and sometimes left us feeling as lost and dazed as the kids we were mothering.

Comparisons between orphans and widows on the different grief measures found significant group differences for the symptoms "feeling stunned, shocked or dazed by the loss", χ 1, N = 400) = 12.57, p <.001 and "feeling bitter over the loss", χ 1, N = 400) = 4.46, p <.05.