Sentence examples for we feel conflicted from inspiring English sources
In that sense, we feel conflicted and compromised in the same way that we do over climate change.
We feel conflicted about this — we want to honor our relative's wishes but really take offense to some of these groups.
And when the "execution" finally occurs, we feel conflicted in enjoying others' "deaths," yet relief in our continued existences, guilty for the exhilaration we feel, yet giddy in knowing that we are "survivors" of our own reality show called Life.
Or perhaps we feel conflicted in naming our gratitude, as though to say "thank you" to Life negates how much pain we still feel; how much unresolved anger, trauma, and grief we still feel pulsing in our personal and collective heart; as if in our bold proclamation of thanks, we are then overlooking everything in the world that is disastrous and horrifying and begging repair.
And even though we feel conflicting emotions, there is one that seems to stand out and haunt us even as we go about our daily activities.
When this happens, we naturally feel conflicted.
We may feel conflicted watching Abe clumsily attempting to be a winner in a game where he's obviously a dark horse.
Without exception, nudity has been reserved for the hosts, whose humanity (whatever that word means) we're supposed to feel conflicted about more and more as the show continues.
Many of us feel conflicted about it, but we do it anyway.
Other parents feel conflicted.
