Sentence examples for fight feeling from inspiring English sources

The report, in part based on interviews with those fighting in Syria, says that those who go to fight "feeling that they can do something to aid the cause of those they consider to be their Muslim brothers and sisters, which does not interfere with their legal obligations to their countries of birth or naturalisation".

Stevick spoiled for a fight, feeling now all the insurgent defiance he ought to have summoned for the diggers of the hole.

If it does, I have to fight feeling shame.

He had to fight feelings of depression and hopelessness.

All of us have had to fight feelings of helplessness.

In the long run, exercising helps fight feelings of fatigue, which will energise you during the day.

In the "green room" (usually a marquee smelling pleasantly of dying grass and coffee), where authors and chairs congregate before their sessions, I often fight feelings of utter incredulity.

Regular exercise can fight feelings of depression and anxiety, improve sleep, lower blood pressure, and decrease body fat - all stress-related conditions many executives struggle with given the pressures of their jobs.

Having to fight feelings of unpleasant inactivity has much broader cultural and individual reasons and cannot be solely attributed to the economic situation.

Fight feelings of worthlessness.

Take antihistamines to fight feelings of nausea.