Sentence examples for told to feel from inspiring English sources

Women, especially, are constantly told to feel beautiful.

She's interested in what she sees as taboo truths: what motherhood is really like as opposed to what women are told to feel about it.

"This is a place that has always felt and been told to feel second-class to San Francisco and Los Angeles," Reynolds said.

Its characterizations may be overwrought — it is a thriller, after all — and the audience might prefer to have sympathy for a character without being practically told to feel it.

In a different study of stress, Jamieson found that the people told to feel positive about being anxious had their blood flow increase by an average of more than half a liter per minute, with more oxygen and energy coursing throughout the body and brain.

As high school students, we were told to feel privileged to be educated in this building designed by the famous Portman, but like his buildings in downtown Atlanta, our high school had no relationship to its site and avoided nature completely.

Some of the students were told to try to feel happy during the music, and others were not.

Last week's events in Paris brought the feelings about being told "how to feel" on Twitter to light.

Tell them to just visualize the stress, worries and cares flowing out of them like a river and tell them to feel those feelings being replaced by relaxation.

You've told me to "feel free to look around".

"His mother told him to feel that way.