"I would come home feeling terrible about myself," she said.
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I came home from my holiday vacation feeling terrible about myself.
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Multiple women said Witty's sexually aggressive conduct left them feeling terrible.
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"I just couldn't take it, I was feeling terrible," he said.
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She does admit, though, to feeling "terrible" about the whole thing.
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So in a cruel sort of way, you feeling terrible makes sense.
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I don't feel a duty to Britain, despite feeling terrible about the vote.
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You're trying to force them to look at the positive when they're feeling terrible.
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If you want a big drama that you can treasure without feeling terrible, watch this.
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Some students will take this disappointing news and turn it inward, feeling terrible and using negative self-talk.
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For me — and I suspect it's like this for others — I start out feeling terrible about something in my own life.
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"I can tell you that the four officers involved in that shooting are all feeling terrible right now," the spokesman tells PEOPLE.
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In fact, she'd been feeling terrible for several months, but the doctors she'd seen couldn't pinpoint exactly what was wrong with her.
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We'll miss eating entire jars of you over the course of a single weekend, then feeling terrible for a full 24 hours afterward.
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Feeling terrible for thinking and doing things that feel wrong and dirty but are actually fine and normal is a very big mood indeed.
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Even before reading the New York Times piece, before Marie Kondo's book and Netflix show, I was feeling terrible about owning things I wasn't using.
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In both cases, the comic talked about feeling "terrible that this person felt this way," then mentioned that he and others had learned from the incident.
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All was, in fact, exactly as it seemed, and the only result of my wild suppositions is that I avoided feeling terrible for Richard all week. Welp.
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But Lewis found that she was sleeping through the alarm at night, and the consequences of not waking up in time left her feeling terrible in the morning.
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Think of it this way: If you had a grid you had to struggle with, you'd go to work feeling terrible about yourself and you wouldn't get anything done.
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We've all found ourselves scrolling through news feeds in the early hours of the morning, finding comfort in the glow of a phone screen and 'liking' things while feeling terrible.
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The news was a relief, but as she became the last inmate to join the basement crew, she was clearly feeling terrible about never having made it to his bedside.
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It may be open to interpretation but it still punches you square in the tummy in that visceral, uplifting sort of way that an act of kindness does when you're feeling terrible.
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Frances is a middle-aged romance novelist who's feeling terrible about herself after her publisher rejected her new manuscript, a reviewer hated her latest book and an online con man broke her heart in a catfishing scam.
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The "Rose-Colored Boy" visual is located firmly in After Laughter's axis of feeling terrible but slapping a neon-colored grin on anyway (incidentally, this is exactly what happens in another of the band's videos supporting the album, for "Fake Happy").
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On the last night of his life, 83-year-old Tom Corbally sat in his apartment at 502 Park Avenue, hooked up to an oxygen tank and watching the movie Casablanca on TV. He was feeling terrible, and he knew the end was coming.
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Please, please don't do that,' because all I could think was: This poor guy's gonna fly in, and he's going to be jet lagged and he's gonna start reading, and it's gonna be wrong, and I'll be feeling terrible because he came all this way.
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After two more days of feeling terrible, she asked her mother to take her back to the E.R. With this third visit in five days, and virtually the same story — the same fever, the same nausea and vomiting, the same aches — the doctors had to wonder if they had missed something.
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What's more interesting: Martha, bold and blithely unaware of her self-interest in pursuing civilian misery for good stories (always feeling terrible but moving on regardless — "Spain was a chance to find my voice as well as my compass") — or Martha and Ernest together, him irritable and irritating, daiquiris seeping in like floodwater under the door of their Cuban paradise?
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Let's say that you've just slept for ten hours straight, and you wake up feeling terrible—that's usually not caused by sleeping too much, that's usually caused by sleep-deprivation: you've built up a sleep debt over two or three days (or a week, or a month) of working hard or not taking care of yourself, and so finally on the night you do [get a lot of sleep] your brain decides it's going to kick things into extra gear.
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On Wednesday, February 21, Wynekoop was feeling "terrible" as the morning session began. "'I'm not as strong as I thought I was,'" she said, relieved, also, that Thursday was Washington's birthday, and therefore, a holiday. The last of the jurors were sworn in by 11:00 a.m.The Indianapolis News (Indianapolis, Indiana) · Wed, February 21, 1934 · Page 1 Opening statements were delivered.
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Havers added, "He's been feeling terrible because he did the dirty on her and he wants to make amends." Sue Nicholls believed that Audrey could be making a mistake by reuniting with Lewis. Lewis' presence on the Street infuriates Gail, who still holds a grudge for the way he treated Audrey. Gail hopes Lewis may have left for good when he attends court on charges of fraud.
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Alakhnanda too tries to convince Vinny and he tells her that even he is feeling terrible to part from DeNobili. Episode 55: Everyone is very emotional to part from Vinny Sir. But they all get pleasantly surprised as Vinny Sir informs them that he is not leaving them and DeNobili. Meera and Prishita are best friends but Prishita and everyone else finds Meera very boring.
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Why would I ever go there? I was already feeling terrible about myself. They'd just make me feel worse." This story convinced Yancey that Christians are doing a poor job of communicating the message that God is willing to accept people, regardless of what they have done; the story haunted him, he said, because the woman was "the type of person who would have gone to Jesus.
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The Marines, reckless and invincible, continue their debaucherous last night with a trip to the arcade and then by visiting a prostitute ("Hometown Hero's Ticker Tape Parade"). But Birdlace cannot bring himself to revel like his friends do. Feeling terrible about how he treated Rose, he leaves them and goes to her. He apologizes as best he can and offers to make it up to her by taking her out to a fancy dinner.
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The party is a success, but Payton forgets about throwing a party for Mia, Max's sister, and she and Kara swear to make her life awful in Hearst. Payton, feeling terrible, is convinced by Autumn to join the MC's school. She is initially sad because she is dumped by her boyfriend, but is happy again as she is able to date again. Hearst challenges the MC and their school to a homecoming game.
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They are freed, but after it happens, Gina is alone and forlorn. She starts crying and admits to Bart that she has no family. When he sympathises with her, she angrily tackles him until the police come and arrest them (and a bear that Cletus correctly predicted would attack Wiggum). Feeling terrible for causing Bart's sentence to be extended, Gina confesses that she was behind the escape, clearing Bart of further charges.
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In May 2019, Weld described himself as "the most pro-choice person you’re ever going to meet." He said that recent abortion laws passed by states, such as Alabama's Human Life Protection Act, left him feeling "terrible". As governor of Massachusetts, Weld introduced a bill increasing ease of access to abortion in the state. In the 1990s, he publicly fought for removing anti-abortion language from the Republican Party platform, despite opposition from social conservatives.
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Stoddart patched up the tramp who has accepted a pay-off. Stoddart's concern is for Sheila Grant, who he met at a hunt ball in the country. Sheila was at the party, is still at the flat having just woken up and is feeling terrible after the high of the drugs. She is one of four daughters of a retired general and there is every sign that Sheila and her sisters are going wild, getting into a bad set where the cocaine flows freely.
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This is yet another episode show that handles boundary-pushing material with tired, derivative clichés instead of reaching for something original and funny." Carter Dotson of TV Fanatic gave the episode two out of five stars, saying "The biggest laugh of the night came via a cutaway, where Peter as a Mexican soap opera star slapped three women and flew away in a giant sombrero. It made no sense and left me feeling terrible for myself that I laughed at it. But it was still better than most everything else tonight.
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They try to go back into the house and apologize, but the officer tells them Mr. Pignati is crying and that they need to go home. After going home, Lorraine is beaten by her mother and John's parents say they are getting him therapy, which will never happen. Feeling terrible, the two offer to take Pignati to the zoo to help make up for the destruction of his house. When they arrive at the zoo to visit Bobo the baboon, Mr. Pignati's favourite animal and buddy, they learn the creature has died.
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In his acceptance speech, Lee said in Mandarin that he had been feeling terrible over the incident during the previous two months, and that he would be responsible for what he did. Speaking to reporters later, he mentioned that he had been unable to sleep at times, adding that he was very grateful to his fans for their support. On 10 May 2007, Lee was fined S$4,500 and disqualified from driving for three years on charges of drunk driving and other traffic offences, as well as being sentenced to a prison term of four weeks. Lee appealed against his jail sentence but withdrew his appeal later on 28 May.
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Having witnessed Richard Fields for what he truly is and devastated to accept that he raped Erica, Kendall apologizes to Erica and testifies for the defense, confessing her lies in court. She is charged with perjury by the DA and sentenced to 30 days at Green Briar, a correctional facility. Erica refuses to help Kendall out of her perjury charge but, feeling terrible over leaving her daughter in jail, she calls Alice Hart to help Kendall and Kendall is briefly reunited with her adoptive mother in March 1994. While imprisoned, a newly embittered Kendall meets Janet Green (initially unaware of Janet's identity), who has received experimental plastic surgery on her face and the two gradually become friends.
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