Sentence examples for reading feeling from inspiring English sources

Maybe I reread that first post, the one in which I said I'd chosen to bike my book tour because I wanted to be challenged and surprised, because I wanted to show up to each reading feeling "attentive, grounded and grateful".

Continue reading "Feeling less like a freak in the village" Well, I've had my last race before Beijing - and it couldn't have gone much better.

A comment about a mature, brilliant, and fully grown female as also being attractive, or one of the America's most famous undergarment companies targeting teens with green-and-white polka-dot hipsters reading 'Feeling Lucky?'.

Earlier in the year they riffed on the Christchurch co-workers caught having an affair through an open office window a billboard reading: "Feeling exposed?

I'm reading feelings in here, but I think Mr. Frank was reading them into his subjects, which is why his pictures, separately and together, feel so personally laden.

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.

My sister sent me a text, however, which read: "feeling sick to my stomach".

I finished reading it feeling very sad.

The process of grasping the meaning of this work equally involves looking, reading and feeling but its subject is one of the most urgent of our time.

I started reading it feeling very happy and I can tell you that those were the last happy moments I can remember.

In grappling with effects of reading for feeling, Plath's writing exposes the contradictions of a deeply felt but depersonalized public self.