Sentence examples for feeling readily from inspiring English sources

It turns out that she – about a century nearer to Charlotte Brontë than we are – was not feeling readily intimate with this fictional world either.

When you are on your own, you start to feel isolated and you may tend to focus on negative feelings more readily.

Not everyone takes to reasoning to handle rocky feelings as readily as the Dalai Lama does.

His feelings were so readily hurt.

Paul, after hearing of Jane's feelings for David, readily turned him, David, over to her.

Other black caucus members said they were not sure that politics and hurt feelings could be readily transcended.

Wayne was a southerner, from Shreveport, La., and to him I attribute — because he voiced it most readily — the feeling of graciousness at North Hill, the sense that the garden itself was the map of a shared life.

This chicken-and-egg relationship between feelings and thought can readily be seen in how we make moral judgments.

THE sense pf personal disappointment of the astronomers who were prevented by clouds from observing the total eclipse on June 29 gives place readily to feelings, of relief that in spite of persistently bad weather the spectacle was witnessed by many expectant people.

Many people believe that dreams accurately reflect the thoughts and feelings that are not readily accessible by your conscious thoughts during the waking hours of the day.

I readily confess to feeling less sympathetic toward the rest of Wagner's canon, personal flaw though that may be.