Sentence examples for feels imbalanced from inspiring English sources

More than a few readers have written to tell us that this feels imbalanced [continue reading here] Bella: OK, now I'm going to whine about my big disappointment.

In whatever way one feels imbalanced yoga therapy can effect positive change by supplying tools to expand vitality and self-awareness.

This is only Brace's second full-length play, and some dynamics in the writing feel imbalanced: for instance, the only really multifaceted character is a white woman; violence is a significant feature of Congolese interactions.

We have this abundance of forgiveness and belief in men which feels really imbalanced with how we feel about women culturally".

In the past, the system felt most imbalanced for those parents who didn't have the connections, the skills or the stomach to schmooze their way into the good graces of a principal at a public school they desired outside their zone.

Minutes after the head pain onset, she noted mildly slurred speech, which also resolved by the following morning, and upon attempting to ambulate she felt very imbalanced, which persisted for several days.

When you feel emotionally imbalanced, it is better to make no decisions, but instead do a rigorous workout, or meditate, or just wait until you have had a good night's sleep.

Although Lowell feels "an imbalance" in his hip, he said it did not inhibit him.

Hearn feels the imbalance needs to be addressed.

People come into a place and "feel something is imbalanced but they can't pinpoint it," she said.

Many renowned economists reject the major premise and feel this imbalance is commensurate with the fact that Catalonia happens to be a wealthy region.