Sentence examples for feeling of wasting from inspiring English sources

This film evokes the feeling of wasting a rainy Saturday afternoon.

Unfortunately, Mr. Johnson and a battery of writers have also retained the punitive monotony and barely coherent narrative thinness of the old show; it evokes the feeling of wasting a rainy Saturday afternoon.

Unfortunately, Mr. Johnson and a battery of writers have also retained the punitive monotony and barely coherent narrative thinness of the old show as well -- it evokes the feeling of wasting a rainy Saturday afternoon.

Soon he's back on the first team under the tutelage of an old SWAT master (Samuel L. Jackson) and entangled with a smirking drug dealer (Oliver Martinez) in a film that "evokes the feeling of wasting a rainy Saturday afternoon," Elvis Mitchell wrote in The Times.

Losing on the other hand is a sinking feeling of wasted opportunity mixed with some regret.

"But four years later we are left with a feeling of waste.

Today, my thesis remains in limbo in a filing cabinet upstairs and I am plagued by the feeling of waste - of time, of money, of effort.

"The reader has a feeling of talent wasted".

But I do think there has to be a feeling of Jesus Christ, I'm kind of wasting away here.

It was accompanied by a faint sense of despair, fuelled by the uncomfortable feeling that he was on the verge of wasting his opportunities.

Beware of wasting the blade.