We found 124 examples of how to use stressed in an English sentence.
Sentences 101 to 124 of 124.
| # | Sentence | |
|---|---|---|
| 101. | Fauci stressed the need to practice social distancing in order to lower rates of spread and allow health practitioners to gain control of the situation. | |
| 102. | Spain’s health system is stressed to the breaking point. | |
| 103. | Yanni's wife is so stressed around the house. | |
| 104. | Have you been feeling stressed? | |
| 105. | Are you stressed? | |
| 106. | Do you feel stressed? | |
| 107. | I have been feeling stressed. | |
| 108. | I have been feeling stressed lately. | |
| 109. | I've been feeling stressed. | |
| 110. | I've been feeling stressed lately. | |
| 111. | The word "comida" is stressed on the second-to-last syllable. | |
| 112. | Tom is so stressed out at the moment, he can't think straight. | |
| 113. | He's stressed. | |
| 114. | He is stressed. | |
| 115. | The WHO chief stressed the need for rich and poor countries alike to have equal access to a COVID-19 vaccine, saying sharing science is not charity, but in the best interest of every nation. | |
| 116. | Why are you so stressed out? | |
| 117. | Which syllable is always stressed in Esperanto? | |
| 118. | She ended up in the hospital with heart palpitations because she was so stressed, she told VOA. | |
| 119. | Yanni stopped being so stressed about it. | |
| 120. | Yanni was a bit stressed out by four hours of driving. | |
| 121. | Yanni was stressed. | |
| 122. | Yanni felt stressed. | |
| 123. | French words are always stressed on the last syllable by default. | |
| 124. | In Tiengòne, the acute accent is used to separate long vowels or long vowel pairs from each other, the grave accent is used for è and ò to make a completely different vowel, the diaeresis is used to mark a word that is stressed on an even syllable, the circumflex is put at the final vowel of a word to mark it as a verb, and the tilde is used whenever a letter has the qualifications to have two or more of the previous accent marks. |