Sentence examples for feeling rubbish from inspiring English sources

Then again trash might be negative emotions, situations, or simply "feeling rubbish", or other connotations of these words.

"She was feeling rubbish for a number of months and at the time.

Expensive gym memberships and diet plans will be abandoned, and many of us will be bullied into feeling so rubbish about ourselves by that many-headed beast "the media" that we'll spend the rest of the winter knocking back all the left-over Christmas alcohol in vile novelty pyjamas.

Terrible posture, the fuel that incessantly has to go in, the bodily waste that won't stop coming out, reasoning skills stuck in the mire of feelings, being rubbish at fighting.

The girls, who are obviously weak and rubbish, are feeling the strain.

My fellow sufferers will have read the routine lists on how to prepare for the inevitable onslaught of feeling submerged and completely rubbish.

But Mr Easterly is in danger of making the equal and opposite mistake of believing that only doodling can work.Mr Easterly admits to feeling some compunctions about rubbishing a world in which he himself has spent much of his career, but it doesn't show.

Oddly when England were about 43-2 afthe the powerplay of Edgbaston's abandoned match, the feeling was they'd been rubbish.

School neighbourhood is a proxy that evaluates neighbourhood-level psychosocial stressors such as experience of incivility, drug misuse, youngsters frequently hanging around, rubbish on the streets, feeling unsafe or dissatisfaction with the quality of green space.

Those comments, reports, pictures or videos that just leave you feeling a bit blah, uninspired and generally rubbish.

Ditching meritocracy in favour of A-for-effort rubbish has naturally left many feeling very pissed off.