Sentence examples for feeling opens from inspiring English sources

Knowing what you're feeling opens the door to your creativity, your wisdom, your intuition, and your health.

On May 25 an exhibition of loans from the Foundling Museum, "Threads of Feeling," opens at Colonial Williamsburg in Virginia.

Becoming aware of someone else's feelings opens the door to new relationship possibilities, prompting you to see the admirer in a new light.

Another joy of the show was of course the back and forth between Tony and Dr Melfi, her calm, measured tone a match for his rage, confusion and unease at discussing the feelings opened up by her "psychiatry shit".

Boccherini's String Quartet Op.33, she explained, has "animal and bird sounds," while Schubert's "Quartettsatz" juxtaposes "two entirely different feelings, opening with a storm theme and then goes into a loving, lyrical theme".

"M-Dao" focuses on Medea's inner thoughts and feelings, opening with her (Ksenia Ovsyanick) walking alone in a wood projected onto a silk backdrop.

When you're feeling open to these sentiments, they're each surprisingly moving.

I liked feeling I had something to spare and -- faddishly, perhaps -- I liked feeling open to the here and now.

I would wake up every morning with the particular feeling, open emails with it, take calls from managers with it and go to meetings with it.

In attempting to recapture some of this feeling, open scientists say they don't want to throw scientists to the wolves: they just want to help answer questions that, in many cases, are seen as insurmountable.

So I went in feeling open-minded.