Sentence examples for lessons feeling from inspiring English sources

After her parents died, she managed to support herself by giving English lessons, feeling tolerated but not particularly welcome.

When I walked into my first high school English lesson, feeling confident that I would be in at least the top half of the class, I was floored.

Since Osborne was strong on emotion but not on form — "I want to make people feel, to give them lessons in feeling.

The app's gentle puzzle-style game mechanic, which mainly consists of looking at cat photos which illustrate particular words or phrases to help you memorise them, followed by multiple choice and matching tasks to go over and reinforce the learning, is also designed to walk users through lessons without feeling too much like homework.

For hearing people who don't know much about Deaf culture or ASL it's a great history lesson, without feeling like a pedantic educational lecture.

A few indicators of a great teacher include someone who can reveal the secret to a tricky phrase (rendering it easy), someone who spends equal time on vocal exercises as on repertoire and someone whose lessons you leave feeling elated.

Austen tells us that our feelings aren't necessarily right, but boy does she ever make the lesson feel good.

He once described his plays as "lessons in feeling".

None of his classmates or teachers could easily understand him, making it hard for Adam to follow lessons and leaving him feeling marginalised.

The lesson is over and, feeling its effects, the pair decide to take a taxi back to their suite at the Ritz-Carlton.

In fact, you could be forgiven for feeling the lesson here is that a billion or two in the bank will make you wildly attractive no matter how deeply creepy you are.When the camera's gaze pans away from the lavish furnishings of Mr Grey's apartment to show us the couple getting down to business, the sex is rather anticlimactic.