Sentence examples for allow himself to feel from inspiring English sources

"If that man is any kind of man, he'll allow himself to feel the awesome power, the wonderful beauty, of uncontrollable male passion," Judge continued.

But he also said he would not allow himself to feel strange about making so much money over so short a period of time.

Perhaps most triumphantly, I've Grown Accustomed to Her Face dramatises the battle within Higgins and indeed the battle within Shaw, before resolving whether he will allow himself to feel or not.

In the title essay, Franzen goes off to an island in the South Pacific Ocean to bird-watch, to recoup his sense of identity after a grueling, boring book tour — and to allow himself to feel, by imposed isolation, the fullness of grief that he had been keeping at bay.

And if that man is any kind of man, he'll allow himself to feel the awesome power, the wonderful beauty, of uncontrollable male passion.

When he was released and returned to Trinidad, Mr. Khan, for the first time, allowed himself to feel depressed.

In his final days, he at last allowed himself to feel loved and to give love in return.

In a final desperate irony, the woman he allows himself to feel tender towards is brutally murdered - a real noir touch.

Russell was one of the few toward whom he allowed himself to feel resentment, and then only after Russell had been relentlessly supercilious and derisive.

But Mr. Darnell is now so recovered from that episode, that he allows himself to feel a certain validation at the way reality programming is preoccupying the program chiefs at every network.

Asked for his strengths and weaknesses, he said that his strength was "working hard, having my heart in the right place" and that his weakness was "sometimes I turn too much to my head" in thinking through problems rather than allowing himself "to feel the emotional dimension".