Sentence examples for problem i felt from inspiring English sources

Family meals became stressful, eating out was a problem; I felt like a burden.

REALIZING my closed wallet is part of the problem, I felt emboldened to contribute to the economic cause.

"What a lot of people might see as a problem, I felt was crucial to the core of the movie," Soderbergh says, "[her] sort of disconnected quality.

"One of things I did not like from the last few months is that I did not feel I was solving a problem, I felt I was self-promoting and I find that really uncomfortable," he says.

"I couldn't get the time off work when the schools were on holiday and after the kids missing out on four years of not having a holiday for the same problem, I felt it was necessary to take them out of school because they deserve a holiday as much as anyone else," said Mr Sutherland.

When I solved a problem, I felt I was watching the ball go through the net in my aunt's driveway and seeing that big smile stretch across Erik's face.

"In school, where there is only me with this problem, I feel isolated.

This, I suppose, is the actual problem: I feel my existence is an imposition on the planet.... Normally, I just sit in my quiet little room and do the small things that bring me pleasures.

Steve Almond: Here's another sentence worth repeating: "I'm totally in love with her, but there's one problem: I feel unimportant and excruciatingly lonely". I'm specifically interested in how the two parts of this sentence are interacting.

The biggest problem, I feel, is that on the low end the watch world is separated, like computer RPGs, into two two camps – the Tolkein-esque "fancy watch" (think Fossil watches that look like they're from the 1930s) and the Final Fantasy-esque "tech watch".

"Although gangs are primarily a local problem, I feel like the FBI and the federal government can't sit on the sidelines and watch," he said.