Sentence examples for troubled feeling from inspiring English sources

"School is O.K.," says Ashdeep uncertainly, but his expression betrays a more troubled feeling.

Behind each effort was the troubled feeling that jazz had been abandoned by a popular culture obsessed with louder, coarser forms of expression.

Only three items (items 5 'Dry eyes', 24 'Troubled by feeling tired/fatigued', and 26 'Troubled by feeling irritable') correlated slightly higher with a scale other than their own, as compared to the correlation with their own scale.

The actions dog owners take to demonstrate dominance over a misbehaving pet actually result in an already troubled animal feeling betrayed, terrified, threatened and backed into a corner by his human.

If you have trouble feeling gratitude, fake it until you feel it.

If you are having trouble feeling what this kind of breath support should feel like, try standing up with your feet together and putting your weight on your toes, to the point where you are almost leaning forward.

Do you feel as though you have no emotions at all, or have trouble feeling anything?

People are inquisitive but they have trouble feeling any closeness.

Without hair and breasts, some of the photographed young women had trouble feeling pretty and feminine.

And banks wonder why some of their customers are having trouble feeling the love.

The room was coffin-cold; I was having trouble feeling my toes.