"feeling grounded" is a correct and usable phrase in written English that can be used to express a sense of stability and security.
For example: "After a long day of uncertainty, I finally felt grounded and comforted."
If you are feeling grounded and confident as college begins, any bumps in the road will smooth out quickly.
Indeed, the most successful brands can keep their consumers feeling grounded and authentic with faux rips in their jeans, as though they too participate in subcultural activities.
Although it is still and barely a metre across, I have a small disc of water in the garden that keeps me feeling grounded.
Family helped keep her feeling grounded and protected, she said, but there were still mornings when she didn't want to get out of bed.
When the Rounders are on (that is, when Mr. Weber is feeling grounded enough to stay in his chair), they produce one of the most joyous sounds in pop history.
We need to float while feeling grounded.
Consistently, more than eight in 10 reported feeling ground down by workload, bureaucracy and the public image of the profession.
The recent Guardian Social Lives survey of 400 social care staff and managers revealed more than eight out of 10 reported feeling ground down by workload, bureaucracy and the public image of the profession.
Like the finest filmmakers from a fine-arts background, he has a consistently rewarding understanding of the narrative powers of composition: abetted by heaving, tricky sound design and Harry Escott's counter-intuitively soaring score, 'Shame' conjures image upon image of such astonishing beauty that they'd risk stalling the film if not for the spare depth of feeling grounding the whole".
In the case of environmentalism, the feeling is grounded in scientific fact.
Maybe I reread that first post, the one in which I said I'd chosen to bike my book tour because I wanted to be challenged and surprised, because I wanted to show up to each reading feeling "attentive, grounded and grateful".
