After all that excitement, I don't feel up to anything productive.
After my nap, I might feel up to baking a cake.
After recovering from the flu, I finally feel up to traveling again.
After the argument, neither of them felt up to apologizing.
Do you feel up to adopting a rescue animal?
Do you feel up to adopting another pet from the shelter?
Do you feel up to attending the yoga retreat next month?
Do you feel up to discussing our finances with a financial advisor?
Do you feel up to discussing this sensitive topic calmly?
Do you feel up to discussing your feelings openly and honestly?
Do you feel up to going on a road trip this weekend?
Do you feel up to helping me move this heavy furniture?
Do you feel up to learning a new language in your spare time?
Do you feel up to managing the entire project on your own?
Do you feel up to organizing a surprise party for her birthday?
Do you feel up to participating in the marathon?
Do you feel up to supporting me during this difficult time?
Do you feel up to tackling that challenging project at work?
Do you feel up to taking on another responsibility at home?
Do you feel up to trying a new restaurant with adventurous cuisine?
Do you feel up to volunteering at the soup kitchen this evening?
Do you feel up to watching a scary movie tonight?
Even though it's raining, I think I feel up to going for a run.
He didn't feel up to accepting the challenge, intimidated by the difficulty.
He didn't feel up to accepting the promotion because of the added stress.
He didn't feel up to admitting he needed help.
He didn't feel up to admitting his mistake, so he remained silent.
He didn't feel up to admitting his vulnerability.
He didn't feel up to answering their probing questions.
He didn't feel up to apologizing publicly.
He didn't feel up to breaking the bad news, so he delegated it.
He didn't feel up to celebrating his birthday this year.
He didn't feel up to competing in the race after his injury.
He didn't feel up to defending his actions, knowing he was wrong.
He didn't feel up to delivering the eulogy, so his brother stepped in.
He didn't feel up to facing the consequences of his actions.
He didn't feel up to facing the truth about his past.
He didn't feel up to leading the team after his recent failures.
He didn't feel up to making a difficult decision.
He didn't feel up to revealing his secret.
Hopefully, after a good night's rest, you'll feel up to the hike.
I didn't feel up to attending the party, so I sent my apologies.
I don't feel up to dealing with their drama; I need a break.
I don't feel up to going out tonight, I think I'll stay in.
I doubt I'll feel up to writing that report before the deadline.
I never feel up to arguing with strangers online.
I never feel up to cleaning out the refrigerator.
I never feel up to cleaning the attic, it's always a dreadful task.
I never feel up to dealing with bureaucracy, it's so frustrating.
I never feel up to dealing with computer problems.
I never feel up to paying bills, even though it's necessary.
I never feel up to untangling Christmas lights.
I never feel up to waking up early on the weekends.
I rarely feel up to doing yard work in the summer heat.
I rarely feel up to going to large social gatherings anymore.
I rarely feel up to going to the gym after work.
I rarely feel up to listening to complaining.
I rarely feel up to public speaking, it makes me incredibly nervous.
I rarely feel up to reading lengthy and complicated novels.
I rarely feel up to trying new foods, I'm a picky eater.
I rarely feel up to wearing uncomfortable shoes.
I rarely feel up to weeding the garden, it's such a chore.
I simply don't feel up to arguing about politics right now.
If I feel up to it later, I might try to finish that painting.
If I feel up to it, I might try to knit a scarf this winter.
If I feel up to it, I'll bake some cookies for the bake sale.
If I feel up to it, I'll take the dog for a walk in the park later.
If I feel up to it, I'll try to bake a pie from scratch.
If I feel up to it, I'll try to build a birdhouse.
If I feel up to it, I'll try to fix the leaky faucet myself.
If I feel up to it, I'll try to learn calligraphy.
If I feel up to it, I'll try to learn how to play the guitar.
If I feel up to it, I'll try to rearrange the furniture.
If I feel up to it, I'll try to write a poem this afternoon.
If I feel up to it, I'll try to write a song.
If I feel up to it, I'll volunteer at the animal shelter tomorrow.
If I feel up to it, I'll volunteer to tutor the children after school.
If you feel up to it, we can try rock climbing this weekend.
Let's see if I feel up to cooking a gourmet meal after this long day.
Let's see if I feel up to driving after taking this medication.
Once the coffee kicks in, I'll probably feel up to answering emails.
She didn't feel up to accepting the award, feeling undeserving.
She didn't feel up to attending the funeral, it was too painful.
She didn't feel up to confronting her boss about the unfair treatment.
She didn't feel up to dancing, her feet were killing her.
She didn't feel up to dealing with her ex-boyfriend at the reunion.
She didn't feel up to facing her fears, so she procrastinated.
She didn't feel up to facing the crowd after her performance anxiety.
She didn't feel up to forgiving him, the betrayal was too deep.
She didn't feel up to getting involved in office politics.
She didn't feel up to going back to her hometown after so many years.
She didn't feel up to handling the pressure of the competition.
She didn't feel up to leaving her comfort zone to pursue her dreams.
She didn't feel up to letting go of her past regrets.
She didn't feel up to sharing her personal struggles with anyone.
She didn't feel up to socializing, preferring the solitude of her garden.
She didn't feel up to speaking in front of such a large audience.
She didn't feel up to traveling alone, she needed a companion.
She didn't feel up to watching a sad movie, needing something uplifting.
The doctor wants to see if I feel up to light exercise after my surgery.