Sentence examples for feeling enriched from inspiring English sources

Despite initial misgivings about booking on EatAbout, I leave Carine's house feeling enriched by the experience.

I walked out – of the heliport, and the principality, feeling enriched, not impoverished after experiencing Manhattan on the Med.

I can't believe anyone emerged from that experience in the abbey without feeling enriched by the power of words and music; which is what Hall would have wished.

A festival should leave a community feeling enriched, both economically and in the mind, and should provide a high-octane level of intellectual energy that suffuses the lives and work of the people living there.

The event left me feeling enriched and enthused and a lot more con nected in the Valley area than I thought possible in such a short space of time.

Coming into the Parliament, we had no expectations, but we left feeling enriched and empowered.

But as much as we gave away donations, money for concrete, instruction, inspiration we left Cuba feeling incredibly enriched.

And when you get back to the Stanton feeling all culturally enriched, then hit one of their two pools or plop on a beach lounger and order more mojitos.

These instant companions created the feeling of family and enriched the experience of being alive.

I've often thought of books as a gift and the act of reading as opening that gift: the sense of the unexpected, the feeling of having been enriched by something priceless.

Though not averse to some casual hanky-panky, Hindu philosophers also recognised that sex without intimacy could leave you feeling hollow (hello, Sunday morning) and so developed a vocabulary of terms for the different romantic feelings that could enrich physical union.