Sentence examples for feels overstretched from inspiring English sources

It's at least 20 minutes too long, and feels overstretched in the second half.

Their rapport with Dante and Sissy provides an early indicator of their suitability, although it takes a long time for the penny to drop with their obtuse guardian, whose spineless procrastination feels overstretched.

By the time it's too dark to see, 90 minutes have passed and "En Atendant" feels overstretched, but the formal beauty of the movement and the music redeem it, resisting time and death.

Obama and Secretary of Defense Robert M. Gates -- driven by a military that feels overstretched in Afghanistan, Pakistan and Iraq and a public that has no stomach for more war -- have made this last point crystal clear.

At a recent conference in the Middle East, a senior Arab official divulged to me how the Saudi leadership feels overstretched in the region and entangled in Yemen, where they are increasingly dedicating the lion's share of their capabilities and resources.

Many mothers with small children feel overstretched.

Countries with troops in those areas, including Britain, the Netherlands, Poland and Denmark, feel overstretched already.

Cooking from scratch, raw vegetables, can be just as quick, but it does take a modicum of thought, a little time and energy – both of which feel overstretched for many workers.

Feeling overstretched, he declines.

Do such comprehensive ethical commitments ever make it feel overstretched?

The challenge is that holiday budgets often feel overstretched, and ambitious resolutions can be hard to keep.