Sentence examples for feeling too much from inspiring English sources

Similarly, if marginalised people feel hurt by public ridicule, then their mistake is simply to be feeling too much.

I was feeling too much pain by then".

They aren't reading too much -- they're feeling too much, which is the miracle of fiction.

But a possible downside of not feeling too much is that you also experience less joy, and even become disconnected from your own life.

For a reporter Lindsay's instincts aren't terribly sharp: she thinks her new boyfriend is pulling back because he's afraid of feeling too much.

We talked as we always did — about trivial, everyday things, and Turkey's never-ending political troubles, and my father's mostly failed business ventures — without feeling too much sorrow.

When parents talk about feelings too much, they risk giving children the impression that feelings are all-powerful.

I'm going to keep my head down and work and not hurt anyone's feelings too much and not get hurt myself.

"I am pretty old school and don't like to talk about my feelings too much.

We're not worried about [other] kids' feelings too much.

Pākehā who are looking to resist this systematic targeting do not help by arguing about whether pronouncing Māori words correctly is hurting people's feelings too much.