Sentence examples for felt strain from inspiring English sources
Susan Bandrowsky, 30, a photographer in Wilmington, Del., with bipolar disorder, said she felt strain because her husband, having lost a long-term consulting contract, worked short-term jobs requiring travel, unsettling their 4-year-old autistic son.
Major stock indices around the world felt strain.
But his efforts at camaraderie felt strained.
By contrast, "Midnight Sun" felt strained, maybe because it's too florid, lyrically and musically.
My eyes felt strained after half an hour, and over a week I developed a nervous eye twitch.
No wonder the film felt strained – it had an agenda as fraught as the AGM of a failing company.
It felt strained for a little while, but then, it felt good.
We moved to a little house in Koreatown with a driveway and a handful of friends within walking distance, but things still felt strained.
Truth be told, I never quite felt Kruger had a consistent handle on her character in the first season; something about Cross, whose undiagnosed Aspergers leads her into social difficulties, felt strained and off.
I didn't feel strain; I didn't feel anything.
