Sentences with phrase «feeling like you are trying»

«I put air quotes around that phrase because whenever people say it, I feel like they're trying real hard to put the stock market in the context of some sort of game,» the «Mad Money» host said on Tuesday.

They feel like you're trying to make yourself into the big person on the top of the hill, and they're threatened by the possibility they don't have any power or authority.

Candidates should not feel like they're trying to join a club during an interview.

Why: Co-working out of a shared office space doesn't have to feel like you're trying to build a business out of a college dormitory.

Trade bureaucrats on both sides of the Atlantic must have felt like they were trying to herd cats.

Chunking is the understanding that when you're first learning a new skill or trying to get something done, like cooking, it can feel like you're trying to accomplish 100 things.

I still feel like I'm trying to make up for some lost time early on in my career.

It feels like you're trying to nudge us to feel sorry for you that you need to leave your precious firm behind.

«Often when you feel like you're trying to beat the odds, you don't feel like you have the bandwidth to make mistakes,» said Roberts.

I feel like he is trying to frame the issue to make himself appear that he is on the side of the teachers, when in reality, many support this bill because it supports the mental health of some of our most vulnerable students.

Makes me feel like I'm trying to build a Fortune 500 or something.

it really doesn't feel like you're trying

I have kept my silence because I don't want her to feel like I am trying to get her to leave her faith.

Look at it this way: you feel like you are trying to turn me from what you see as the error of my ways.

It also, kind of feels like we are trying to force the ball through Skal, but he isn't doing much with his opportunities.

I am with you that the path was not as tough as it might have been, and I am with you that Nova had a path was tougher... I guess when people say it over and over it feels like they are trying to devalue it.

«I accept that you can ask questions about his sporting performances... But when I hear that he could be dangerous for the concept of the group, I feel like we're trying to bring a wolf into the sheep pen.

It makes me feel a bit out of control and I feel like I'm trying to find my footing for the rest of the day.

Is the discussion about the multiplier factor of tomato paste, the fact that congress is changing / attempting to change the IOM proposals, the fact that an ingredient in pizza is currently classified as a vegetable, the thought that pizza should be served a limited amount of times... I feel like I'm trying to discuss a moving target!

My 5 year old too complains that more often than not that the food is too spicy and not just the» Wings of Fire» they frequently serve and I do feel like they are trying to cater to just the Latino population... I don't know who to voice my concerns to or if it will even be heard so looks like we will be brown bagging it still... at least i know exactly what goes in her lunch

«Nursing» just feels like you are trying to say the thing you don't want to say.

We want parents to listen to a baby and let the baby run the show — and a lot of these gadgets feel like they're trying to outsmart the baby.»

I see what you're trying to say but it feels like you're trying to justify your child not sleeping through as scientifically normal which isn't necessarily true.

When our babies are small, it can often feel like we're trying to crack some mysterious code.

I hear so many conflicting viewpoints and I feel like I am trying a little of everything and none of it is working.

He's trying to be statesmanlike, but it just feels like he's trying to dodge the question.

«Since all this started they have been really rough on staff, personally I feel like they are trying to get rid of us all so they can bring in new staff who won't complain.»

And with tuition increases, it feels like they're trying to filter us out,» he said.

In government, it can sometimes feel like you are trying to steer a heavy goods vehicle, rather than drive a light and nippy sports car.

I agree, NF articles are so comprehensive that sometimes I feel like I'm trying to read a bunch of stuff all at once because everything sounds so interesting!

Feel like I'm trying to get a total because I can, but not getting the benefit.

If you feel like you're trying to find your calling, chances are good that you're in Meltdown or Reformation, though questioning your life purpose may come up in any phase.

This should feel like you are trying flex your trap muscles.

It feels like you are trying to prevent the passing gas or urine.)

So while I have health insurance, I generally avoid my doctor outside the yearly testing window, and each time I go, I feel like she's trying to get me on drugs, so unless I know exactly what to ask for or have some kind of serious problem, I stick to the basics of the blood tests and try to do everything I can to stay healthy.

Anyway, we always do accomplish a lot when we go to Richmond, but right now, I just feel like I'm trying to keep up with so many things, that I really don't feel much like traveling on top of that.

It's that same texture that makes eating grain - free cookies feel like you're trying to swallow a golf ball.

I don't want to feel like I am trying too hard or I am wearing pieces from someone else's closet.

Don't try to do all five at once, but if it works out that way and doesn't feel like you're trying to hard, then that's the goal!

I love that skirt and I've tried to find long and flowy, pretty skirts but I always feel like I'm trying to hard when I wear them.

For a minute, I felt like I was trying to renew my license to look basic, or «jappy,» as we Yeshiva students called it way back yonder, but then I got to thinking about what my liking the shoes implied.

I felt like I was trying to dress like one of those young Hollywood «it» kids.

I've got a butt and hips and a belly, and they cover all three without making me feel like I'm trying to look 25 again (I'm 44).

I feel like she's trying to look a lot older than she is.

Dying long hair pink might make you feel like you're trying to fit in with the cool kids, but you can make it work.

I felt so awkward, and definitely felt like I was trying to pick her up, but I ended up with a lifelong friend out of it (and she helped me get the job at the coffee shop).

I agree, there's nothing worse than walking around feeling like you are trying too hard.

frame that I could wear to work without feeling like I was trying to draw attention to myself.

Converting any trend from the runway into your day - to - day life can be tricky and sometimes make you feel a little out of sorts or worse, feel like you're trying too hard.

Every month it feels like I'm trying something new.