Sentence examples for feeling slow from inspiring English sources

"The metabolism shuts down on you, and all of a sudden you're feeling slow and tired.

"And, to the surprise of most neophytes, it has a decided melancholy feeling — slow, mournful, forlorn," Mr. Plantenga wrote.

I did not like feeling slow and plodding.

Vehicles were described as feeling "slow and clapped out", with pursuits described as being "boring".

People complaining about their iPhones feeling slow after new iPhones and operating systems come out is nothing new.

On mornings of competitions, she would apparently wake up feeling slow and lethargic, despite having had a sufficient amount of time to sleep.

And the lower consumption's current share of GDP, the more scope there is for it to grow.Still, however bouncy Asian consumers are feeling, slowing growth means that America will buy fewer goods from the rest of the world.

The PHQ-9 includes nine items pertaining to the DSM-IV criteria for MDD [9]: (1) anhedonia; (2) depressed mood; (3) trouble sleeping; (4) feeling tired; (5) change in appetite; (6) guilt, self-blame, or worthlessness; (7) trouble concentrating; (8) feeling slowed down or restless; and (9) thoughts of being better off dead or hurting oneself [8].

The instrument was derived from the criteria of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental (DSM-IV) and assessed nine depressive symptoms, namely, anhedonia, depressed mood, trouble sleeping, feeling tired, change in appetite, guilt, or worthlessness, trouble concentrating, feeling slowed down or restless, and suicidal thoughts, experienced over the last two weeks (14 days).

Excessive fatigue or feeling slowed down in thinking, speaking, or movement.

Here comes the inevitable other side, the deflated, what-does-it-all-mean feeling: slower tempos, indecision, remorse, acoustic guitars.