Sentence examples for feeling fed from inspiring English sources

He was no stranger to feeling fed up.

Iraqis feeling fed up with their government is nothing new.

But now conservative women are feeling fed up.

And it is "angst", she realises – genuine angst, not the blues or PMT or simply feeling fed up.

All of this and more can lead to a creeping progression from feeling fed up to experiencing clinical depression.

When he began the book, he was feeling fed up with the way thrillers lately have been overly defined into subgenres, each with its own requirements.

Inevitably, this bad feeling feeds into their son, Christopher, who, as his parents grow older, becomes the focus of the second half of the series.

David G. Myers, a professor of psychology at Hope College in Holland, Mich., attributed the epidemic of sightings to "mass hysteria" as people's fears and feelings fed on one another.

"I looked at every penny, and my wife was feeling really fed up with it.

These were not the liberal chattering classes turning to the BNP, but ordinary residents feeling disempowered, fed up, cynical and swayed by a visceral, yet misguided, instinct.

The feeling was fed by the media and by professional doomsayers.Yet in the months before last September's election, people started to get fed up with despondency and started buying books that made them feel better about themselves.