Sentence examples for read feeling from inspiring English sources
My sister sent me a text, however, which read: "feeling sick to my stomach".
"Secure attachment," says Alan Schore, author of Affect Regulation and the Origin of the Self, "depends not only on the mother's psychological attunement with the infant's cognition or behavior, but rather on her regulation of the infant's internal arousal, the energetic dimension of the child's affective (read: feeling) state.
So when I read, "Feeling awkward about the differences in net worth is not just an issue for those on the bottom of the equation," I felt irritation.
READ: Feeling America's promise and perseverance on a trip to Ellis Island and the Statue of Liberty ».
One reads these books with interest for their huge compilations of facts and details, and yet one reads feeling also that the answer to that question is missing in both.
I read it feeling proud of her for coming out and coming clean, and I read it feeling guilty because, once again, I had gotten the long end of the stick.
The note attached read: "Stop feeling like a mule and pick CSFB".
It was a bit hard to read without feeling your eyebrow involuntarily arching.
I read it feeling like you were pretty encouraged that some of the sites, like Facebook, were taking some action.
I remember reading Kipling's Jungle Books and thinking they were the best books I'd ever read and feeling sad about saying goodbye to Baloo and Bagheera and their world.
