Sentence examples for friend feeling from inspiring English sources

It came about when he was in Cornwall with a friend, feeling bored.

When patients or carers are asked what they like about Flo, they describe feeling more confident about their condition, having a "friend", feeling more supported in improving their health, and feeling that the NHS cares about them.

Here's how to know if your friend makes you feel good about who you are: If you leave a hang-out session with your friend feeling invigorated, excited, or just giggling from the silly time you shared, then you're benefiting from the friendship.

Miscarriage can leave your friend feeling isolation and shame.

Be sensitive and gentle in the way that you approach this conversation – you will be treading a fine line between on the one hand, your friend feeling that he or she is being criticized, blamed, or that you're just being unfair and on the other hand, your friend being relieved that the grievance is out in the open, ready for proper discussion.

Give it, my friend!" Feeling feeble, Altman handed it over.

Results showed that having unhealthy snacks or sweet drinks among adolescents was associated with being at school, being with friends, feeling lonely or bored, craving a drink or snack, and being exposed to food cues.

In a moment that left my friends feeling vaguely litigious, their son appeared onstage by himself to perform Tom Jones's "Sex Bomb".

In another episode that has Obama's old friends feeling frustrated, Obama recently blamed his first campaign manager, Carol Anne Harwell, for reporting on a 1996 questionnaire that Obama favored a ban on handguns.

With 40,000 students at the Columbus campus, I had no trouble finding friends, feeling at home and thriving academically.

Two of his friends, feeling betrayed and sickened, attack Brandon.