Sentence examples for less stressed out from inspiring English sources

Maybe exercising as part of their diet helped them feel less stressed out?

"The whole class is less stressed out, including me," says Socrate.

It also, she added, "left me feeling a lot less stressed out".

(A little less stressed out, I then continued to watch, and happily).

Perhaps, Mr Gruber muses, the faithful may be "less stressed out" about life's daily travails and thus better equipped for success.

Dr. Pierce, seeming no less stressed out from TV watching than Ms. Macomb, suddenly softens his angry words and smiles at Hadley.

The worst thing that could happen to even the fastest runner is when he or she suddenly feels less confident, is stressed out, gets out of control, etc.

Pack lightly; the less you have to lug with you, the less you'll feel stressed out and inclined to spend more just to feel better!

In fact, research suggests those who are work martyrs often earn less and feel more stressed out in their personal and professional life.

"After years of being asked to 'do more with less' workers are overstretched, stressed out, and exhausted.

As a result, they were less likely to feel stressed out after the disagreement than couples who used singular pronouns.