Sentence examples for resilient feeling from inspiring English sources

One of the best things about barefoot hiking is the vibrant, tough and resilient feeling that comes into the feet over the next one or two days as this soreness dissipates.

The resilient mergers of feeling and form in Pollock's galvanic fields, de Kooning's dismembered figuration, Rothko's transcendent color, and, in sculpture, David Smith's stately animation mutely chastise lopsided partialities of any stripe.

They reported feeling more resilient when they were able to "be flexible" and "laid back' and 'enjoy the ride'.

Worthington noted that the man's clenched fist remained untouched, which he believed captures his own feelings on remaining resilient and strong. .

I said to parents, what I want is for your child to leave this school feeling confident and being resilient," he says.

Resiliency Millennials are resilient.

They are blend of the ethereal and the resilient; impressive in their very distinctive manifestation, never feeling dense, they have spiritual impact.

For example, the feelings of shame and fear voiced by a rape victim at the beginning of an E.M.D.R. session may be replaced by the feeling that she is a strong and resilient woman.

The city's economy is far more diverse and resilient than during the oil bust of the 1980s, but Houston is nevertheless feeling the hit of the slump.

I was left with a warm feeling about my fellow citizens who, despite a failing economy, remain remarkably resilient.

Such care has been found to increase a mother's feeling of control over stress and worry, making her more stress-resilient [ 33].