Sentence examples for overcome feels from inspiring English sources

As for the emotional impact of what I am seeing, it's there, but nothing compared to the impact on those who lived through the quake and have lost people — to feel overcome feels an indulgence under such circumstances.

As for the emotional impact of what I am seeing, it's there, but nothing compared to the impact on those who lived through the quake and have lost people to feel overcome feels an indulgence under such circumstances.

Over time, its biggest disadvantage high cost was sure to be overcome, he felt.

"Though these challenges have been largely overcome, I feel it is time to make a change in my professional lifestyle".

It's been a long hard rode to finding liberation, and we cannot afford to fight our own gender on top of everything else we need to overcome to feel whole and strong.

She has stood by your side and guided you as you have overcome obstacles, felt your heartbreaks as if they were her own, lifted you when you've fallen, celebrated your accomplishments and glowed with pride as you achieved what she had only hoped and dreamed.

Strategies to overcome stigma felt by older multimorbid patients would benefit from addressing perceived stigma, guilt regarding self-regulation of mood, and shame relating to inability to cope as raised in previous studies [ 14, 15, 24].

The whole town suddenly feels overcome by an enchanting solemnity, and you can see precisely what Sir Walter meant.

"The person writing to you is an old and unpredictable lady who as her birthday approaches feels overcome by a melancholy anxiety," he wrote.

Even as he conjures up ominous images of being ferried to the Kingdom of Hades, he feels overcome by a spell of indolence, and surrenders to the wish that the voyage might last forever.

When your best friend feels overcome and starts crying, you probably give her a hug and encourage her to let it all out.