Sentence examples for feeling recovered from inspiring English sources
The phrase "feeling recovered" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing a state of having regained health or well-being after an illness or difficult period.
Example: "After a week of rest and treatment, I am finally feeling recovered and ready to return to work."
Alternatives: "feeling better" or "feeling restored".
The 74-year-old three-times World Cup winner spent 16 days at the Albert Einstein hospital in São Paulo after being diagnosed with an infection that stemmed from an operation to remove kidney stones but, having left semi-intensive care over the weekend, he is now feeling "recovered".
"Today was probably the first day I'd woken up feeling recovered from that epic first day.
Please start FEELING recovered!
Although a majority of these concerns peaked between 2008 and 2009, Gallup's most recent results indicate that U.S. workers still need more time before feeling recovered from the effects of the global financial crisis.
The median time to patients reporting feeling recovered (single item) was 11 days.
Patients not feeling recovered at day 28 mainly reported cough (73%, n = 395 out of 539) and/or phlegm production (58%, n = 315 out of 539).
Since then, Mr. McCann has worked to regain his strength, his ability to walk and his confidence, and now, feeling sufficiently recovered, he has started looking for work in the financial world.
Four months later, he reported feeling fully recovered except for experiencing headaches more frequently than usual.
Furthermore, patients experiencing impaired general condition at follow-up had significantly lower DLCO, compared to those feeling fully recovered (Table 2).
Furthermore, patients experiencing impaired general condition at follow-up had significantly lower gas diffusing capacity and higher pulmonary vascular resistance, compared to those feeling fully recovered.
PI-NRS: Pain intensity numerical rating scale Three months later, 210 (31.9%) reported feeling completely recovered, 395 (60.0%) improved, 48 (7.3%) unchanged, and only 5 (0.8%) worse.
