Sentence examples for open to feel from inspiring English sources

The best way is to be open — to feel the atmosphere of the street or the place where you are; to connect to the people.

"When I go into the room where somebody's computer is, I go in fresh, I step in like a fresh sheet, and I'm open to feel what's going on with the computer".

To attend Wednesday's United States Open was to feel fortunate: the sky was bright blue, insolently cloudless over the sprawling acreage of the Billie Jean King National Tennis Center, and the swampland humidity had lifted.

Sometimes by the time I got to the French Open I started to feel good, but obviously winning tournaments and beating good players helps with the confidence.

Eyelids closed, I clutched a fistful of marble-white sand, fine as flour, then opened my palm to feel the warm sea breeze blow it gently away.

By digging deep and opening your heart to feel love for those around you.

She stares at him with her mouth wide open, waiting for him to feel guilty.

That may be the conservancy's position, but Open Days gardeners tend to feel otherwise.

I want people to feel open around me but I've also had a lot of shit happen to me.

They said they wanted to share what happened because of how important it is for people to feel open about talking about those experiences.

This was a cheap and exciting way to feel open-minded.