Sentence examples for troubling feeling from inspiring English sources

An apology was issued by organisers but a wider malaise had already set in, and along with it, the troubling feeling that WBN's oversight was less an isolated incident and more a recurring pattern of exclusion that stretched across the literary establishment.

But he added they relied heavily on "untested evidence", and there was a "troubling feeling" of imposing orders on some people who had already been acquitted of terrorism offences.

"Playing so many characters that have resonated with women heightened my awareness of how female characters are portrayed or more frequently not portrayed in Hollywood," she says, although in her early years on the screen she was able to shrug off the troubling feeling.

Similarly he proposes "madicle" to describe a passing feeling of anger that is often felt in relationships but are so fleeting as to be surely unworthy of mentioning or pursuing, lest the madicle evolve into a longer term and more troubling feeling of anger and resentment.

In addition, the patient cannot easily be reassured and the doctor might be left with a troubling feeling of uncertainty.

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?

I had trouble feeling too sorry for either.

People are inquisitive but they have trouble feeling any closeness.

But if you're having trouble feeling grateful, don't despair!