Sentence examples for prepare to feel from inspiring English sources

Well, things couldn't be easier; walk into any bear bar and prepare to feel all those years of feeling unattractive getting washed away in a sea of jizzum.

If you're tempted, I'd go for the cheaper lunch and prepare to feel ambivalent.

Middle school students engage with text the way they engage with the world; they search for signs of weakness, and prepare to feel contempt.

If you thought you were in the middle of nowhere to start with, prepare to feel even more isolated as you wander through the wild meadows.

Ryan Murphy, who produced the series, similarly re-humanized endlessly caricatured actresses Bette Davis and Joan Crawford with another hit show, "Feud". And during Season 4 of "American Crime Story," he has his sights on Bill Clinton's impeachment, so prepare to feel guilty about the way Monica Lewinsky's reputation was forever tarnished, while the president emerged relatively unscathed.

Midwesterners can prepare to feel the burn next.

Starting something hard will bring up feelings of discomfort and you will need to be prepared to feel things — what I call emotional courage — to move through it without stopping.

"But be prepared to feel a little guilty and foolish the morning after".

So, even as an adult, I arrived in Valdosta prepared to feel stupid and silly and soft all over again.

He was prepared to feel universally grateful to Annagret, but right now he was more narrowly grateful that she was bringing him a person worth killing.

Sarah Playforth, Seaford Be prepared to feel guilty I think my mother still suffers from guilt that she couldn't do more to stop my uncle (her brother) from slowly dying of drink (he died 14 years ago, in his fifties).