Admitting I suffer from depression and anxiety has, at times, made me feel weak -- like I'm admitting defeat.
"Your whole body feels just like sore and your jaw hurts, you know, you're pale, you feel weak the next day, " she said.
Writing in the Times, former Labour foreign secretary David Miliband warns that the UK cannot afford five years of "suspended animation" and that referendums are often "boltholes for leaders who feel weak".
Sterile neutrinos differ from ordinary neutrinos (electrically neutral particles produced in abundance by the nuclear reactions that power the sun) because ordinary neutrinos feel the weak nuclear force, while sterile ones do not.
The hot steam in the bathroom was making David feel sick and weak.
Fiscal 2009 continued to feel the effects of weak shopping trends spurred by the economic downturn.
We believe that Wal-Mart is unlikely to feel the pressure of weak earnings of the electronic retail giant Best Buy.
It is defined by gravity because that is the only way that it interacts it has no electric charge, and does not feel the strong and weak forces that bind atomic nuclei together.
The bed seemed the perfect place to curl up with a book in the evening (the suites are blessedly sans televisions), but the dim lighting, which so added to the cabinlike feel earlier, and the weak bedside lamp made reading a spine-curving challenge (my only complaint about the suite).
The old man put his fingers on her wrists to feel her pulse and said her kidneys were weak.
Americans are strapped for cash, as personal income flattened in June while gas prices rose, further tightening the grip many individuals and families feel from mortgage payments, credit card bills and a weak labor market.
Companies horde cash when they feel there is not a good enough reason to invest in other companies, or in production or labor due to weak economic fundamentals.
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