Sentence examples similar to feeling inflated from inspiring English sources
But whereas McBeal's quirk quotient was so inflated that it left its viewers feeling like the practitioners of some oddly popular fetish, Kelly's newer show, now well into its third series, gets the balance down pat.
Steven Rhoads, a University of Virginia political-science professor and the study's lead author, surmised that some women may have inflated their enjoyment scores because of feelings of guilt or cultural pressure.
This self-deception, says John Reynolds of Florida State University, has engendered inflated ambitions and expectations, which -surprise --leads to depression and feelings of failure.
"There began the feeling that something was inflating inside me…Then the swirls came together to form something of a pink orb and white swirly lights surrounded it.
Some assert that Washington inflated Zarqawi's importance but the US was not alone in feeling threatened.
It was so gratifying to see someone else validate my feeling that her prices aren't just a little high but are grossly inflated.
Prices are wildly inflated.
Scores were probably inflated.
Inflated E.R.A. in Atlanta?
