Sentence examples for problem feel from inspiring English sources

I loved the feeling of helping a youngster think through a tricky math problem, feel pride in sharing a personal essay, or catch on to a difficult science concept.

It does not force its story on you -- nor does its examination of a social problem feel at all programmatic -- but rather it seems to discover a story in the deceptively simple act of observation.

Of course by the very nature of humans corrupt behavior exists in all ages, but this situation has grown much worse and those who are aware of the problem feel helpless to address it.

(Who among us hasn't been to a holiday celebration where drinks were literally shoved into our hands and we and others were admonished for not immediately downing them?) The holidays are a time when people who rarely drink suddenly partake, people who drink regularly but not heavily consume more than their usual, and people with an ongoing problem feel free to run amok.

Writing your worries down can help make the problem feel more manageable.

If your computer is the problem, feel free to buy something very cheap as long as it's new.

But that problem felt minor, even forgettable.

No problem Feeling a bit poorly?

After all, the cause of the problem feels linked to the danger of love.

ReprintsThe problem feels especially acute in Kosovo, the territory for which NATO went to war in 1999.

A's psychiatrist, in the fifth problem, feels that A is experiencing growth, as measured by psychic distance Scorn C.