Sentence examples for feel appreciative that from inspiring English sources

Ultimately, I doubt I can change what I've connected with, unhealthy or not, and I feel appreciative that someone out there could make me feel something other than cynical for three minutes at a time.

That women who are in their 20s should feel appreciative and be thankful that a man would take the time out of his day to offer his opinion of them.

"We begin to feel appreciative for the things that we did right as parents and the inherent gifts that we have passed down to our children.

Practicing this routine at the end of the day will help teach your children to slow down, savor the moment, and notice things that they feel appreciative about and should be thankful for.

I feel appreciative for every moment".

It was boiled to his opening words: "But I do feel appreciative!

Diana and her family felt very appreciative that I was able to help them, but to me, it was just another interesting day living in the motherland, reaffirming just how special the Vietnamese diaspora really is.

The shelter guests feel simultaneously appreciative, and burdened by knowing that they're victims.

"That meant more to me than anything and I'm appreciative of the chance to have felt how that feels to be wanted by the other players, and it was very emotional for me when I found out," he added.

It also had to mark Star Trek's fiftieth anniversary (the original show premiered on NBC in 1966) in a way that felt inclusive and appreciative of everything that's come before it, while also playing to the same non-Trek wider audiences that have made both of the "reboot" movies the biggest hits in the franchise's nearly forty years on the big screen.

He said he felt "overwhelmingly positive, very appreciative that the committee has not listed the reef in danger and has deferred its consideration for another 12 months".