Sentence examples for practice of feeling from inspiring English sources

Weeding out the material excesses of my home and office became an enlightening practice of feeling the experience of clearing: Feeling how congested, gummy, or even nauseous I can be after an hour of moving junk around.

The film itself was one way of dealing with the death that was happening around her. "There's this practice of feeling sad without being sad.

blow off anything negative using the hippie practice of feeling groovy.

Do I want to go on doing it, or is there something else waiting for me?" She spoke of her sense of alienation from people who don't have to constantly and relentlessly study music and practice, of feeling like an outsider, sometimes even "I don't like to say but almost like a prisoner.

Feminist science scholars continue to respond to Hilary Rose's challenge to create a "practice of feeling, thinking and writing that opposes the abstraction of male and bourgeois scientific thought" (Rose 1983, 87).

The first is that the modern practice of popes feeling obliged to canonise their predecessors tends to devalue the practice, even to the point of suggesting an abuse of it.

Worryingly, however, several spoke of feeling inhibited in practice by threats of external sanction.

It was only later that small became both an aesthetic and a spiritual practice, which led me from bouts of feeling isolated and lonely to feeling connected to both other people and the beautiful world around us.

Instead of feeling threatened by one another, most of the young players practice together.

Frozen Yogis can work harder, practice longer, and increase the intensity of their practice before feeling the effects of natural muscle fatigue.

They point to an incident several weeks ago, when Leaf pulled himself out of practice after feeling a pop in his shoulder.