Sentences with phrase «feel sad ended»

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Love your family, love your neighbors - it's something everyone has the opportunity to do, and so sad to hear how many people feel, at the end, that they have missed that opportunity.

I need light at the end of the tunnel and it doesn't feel like it's going to get here any time soon so sad and don't understand God now.

Though I said the saddest part of the video is when the pastor said he feels good at the end, I think maybe the even sadder part is right at about 4:00 where he says, «If you loved me, and you submitted to me, you'd know what my heart is, and my message is, and you wouldn't go about establishing your own kingdom...»

That is a real things, a clinical thing, and this is just me, feeling bored, stupid, tired out, listless, sad, burned out, day after day after endless - never - ending - day.

My favourite season is coming to an end and I'm feeling a bit sad about it... at least I have fall comfort foods to look forward to!

While it's always a little sad to see the Summer season coming to it's end, there's something that makes me pretty excited about the coming Fall (and feel a little extra pressure to get crackin»!)

Here's the thing: We all know we need something fresh and light and bracing to balance out all the heavy stuff that takes up most of the plate, but don't let your greens be the sad afterthought that people serve themselves to feel virtuous, but in the end leave mostly untouched.

But in the end, the book, ironically, left me feeling empty and sad.

Again something has to change sooner than later before further damage is done to our image... Sad we just got a new kit sponsorship in Puma with increased funds and it feels like we've regressed... Bring the real Arsenal back please, it's starting to become unbearable as a fan... Gunner to the end though.

Good evening mate, agree with everything you say I feel so sad and worried about where Wenger is taking the club this season and while it was great fun mocking Man U fans last season we are going to end up in a similar position this time around unless Ivan and stan grow some balls and sack our old deluded stubborn manager

I felt really sad for lacazette, a player with such passion and drive, hope wenger doesn't end up turning him into d new Sanchez who gets gutted at d manager's decision until he's gutted out of form....

AND frankly your reaction to the personal story (that was removed from the negative comments and feelings of personal attacks - so sad) and the only ones impressed were those that ended up being successful.

It feels weird, and even sad at times, yet I'm also really relieved that we're nearing the end of our breastfeeding journey, even if I'm not exactly sure when that will be.

If, like myself, you have a happy, successful feeding relationship with your baby, when the last feed has ended you will feel both sad and proud.

Typically these are not sad feelings over the loss of a child but rather sadness that the experience has come to an end.

Did I feel semi-guilty that I was somewhat relieved, even though I was also sad to see our breastfeeding time come to an end?

Then I'll turn around and think about what life will be like when we end this part of our relationship and I feel sad.

Before weaning, I also felt very sad at the thought of ending our nursing relationship.

I still feel a bit sad that I wasn't awash with the awe of birth from the start, and I wish that my named midwife had been on duty (she was off after an unrelated injury), because she knew that silence was necessary for me to feel calm, and I wish that my birth supporters, who also knew, had been a bit more vocal for me, but, in the end, what was most important to me — that I birthed my baby peacefully, at home, in water — happened.

I felt a bit sad that this stage was coming to an end.

«I truly felt like I was going to the slaughter house towards the end and I felt sad that I (as a cow) was going to die.

It's OK to feel sad, unsure and vulnerable, as long as the end result is a stronger, more positive you.

When you end a romantic relationship, it's natural to feel sad for a period of time.

We have all taken turns being sick, and Addi's little cold seems to be never - ending, I feel so sad for her!

We are officially on our last day in Florida and we are all sad to say the least, but I know that's how everyone feels once a vacation is coming to an end right?

Below one of my favorite quotes of SATC I can't feel other than sad that the series has ended.

I think it's so sad if you feel depressed so badly you want to end your life... Something positive to end with: loving your outfit XO Charissa — http://www.ladygoldapple.com

A lot of trial and error is taking place (i.e the apple pie I attempted to make for a friend's Halloween party... which ended up looking quite sad next to ghost marshmallow brownies that were straight out of a Pinterest board), but every so often, like this cocktail, I feel so Martha - y!

I feel you, but its better to end it rather than feeling sad and hurtful in a long - run right?

Sometimes sunset gives me a sad feeling like a good day has come to an end.

It feels like an end to an era, which is really sad.

I felt so elegant the entire evening and was so sad to hang this beauty up at the end of the night.

The ending left me feeling completely cheated and so incredibly sad.

And even more so this time of year, when the weather is warming and all you want to do is be outside and free.Though I no longer work in an office, and I sort of love Monday's, I still feel a little sad at the end of a weekend.

Whether your relationship was sliding downward for a while, or the ending came as a complete shock, you're bound to be feeling sad or down right now if you find yourself in this situation.

The day was that enjoyable, I felt sad when it ended, as we kept each other amused and in laughter all day.

It began to feel a little less like life itself and more like a movie when decisions being made felt like plot devices in order to have the happy / sad ending that it went for.

I have a feeling that Pixar brings us another sad story of a girl loosing her memories but in the end her emotions still give her a fine life.

It's one of those sad laughs that you smile while a tear sheds down your cheek at the end of an episode and makes you want to go outside and do something that makes you feel alive rather than staying inside watching TV.

I saw John Schlesinger give a Q&A after a special screening at the Film Forum, and he said he didn't feel that the ending was sad at all, just appropriate to Billy's character.

Definitely Battleheart Legacy and Banner Saga are the top two for me, and I was certainly more excited when I finished BHL (that last boss was killer), but BS made me feel sad at the end.

Don't get me wrong, I absolutely love Hyrule Warriors as it was the reason why I got a Wii U, with Legends being the reason why I got a New Nintendo 3DS XL, but with Hyrule Warriors turning 4 nearing to the end of this year, I can't help but feel a little sad that a sequel wasn't revealed.

It'll feel strange playing a fighting game for hours on end in order to unlock a character, which is a sad statement of the current state of the video game industry.

Whether or not it makes this important point by the end of the film is arguable, but from my point of view I felt something was definitely missing and, sad to say it, I believe this thing is «The Point of it All».

You end up feeling sorry for the guy, and quite sad, and the only punch line to exploiting this guy in an obvious fat suit is to have him crash down the stairs on top of the heroes and fart uncontrollably, because, I guess, fat people can't control their flatulence.

As adults try to «tactfully» approach issues with adolescents, we end up reinforcing the stigma by allowing their profoundly sad, uncomfortable feelings to go underground, creating shame rather than shared understanding.

At the end of the day, many teachers feel frustrated, sad, and burned out.

I was a bit sad to have it end because I felt like I was involved in so many characters lives.

It's one those books that you feel sad when it ends and that's a sign of a good book!

It's a sad end for one of the pioneers in the industry, and no one is feeling that more keenly than the company's founder.