Sentence examples for having trouble feeling from inspiring English sources

If you are having trouble feeling what this kind of breath support should feel like, try standing up with your feet together and putting your weight on your toes, to the point where you are almost leaning forward.

And banks wonder why some of their customers are having trouble feeling the love.

The room was coffin-cold; I was having trouble feeling my toes.

However, I've been having trouble feeling grateful recently.

Nadal called for a trainer to examine his left foot while leading 2-1 in the second set, apparently because the Spaniard was having trouble feeling his foot.

If you have trouble feeling gratitude, fake it until you feel it.

Do you feel as though you have no emotions at all, or have trouble feeling anything?

People are inquisitive but they have trouble feeling any closeness.

Without hair and breasts, some of the photographed young women had trouble feeling pretty and feminine.

The call that set the previous record lasted more than four hours, with a woman afflicted by peripheral neuropathy who had trouble feeling her feet.

After spending the four years of transition to early adulthood away from their countries, with finances often limiting visits back, graduates can have trouble feeling at home anywhere, said Kathy Bellows, who oversees international students and scholars at Georgetown University.