Sentences with phrase «also felt grateful»

... If I felt guilty about exploiting my background to appeal to colleges looking to build a well - rounded class, I also felt grateful for the opportunity.

He also feels grateful to the Prof for the chance to shine at Arsenal and is clearly relishing the chance to be part of something special with the Gunners for some years.

We know it's false, but we also feel grateful for that small, final act of kindness.

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They also felt more grateful.

I feel incredibly grateful for my high school education and also for my university education — I know that is a privilege that most women in the world do NOT yet experience (but give us time....).

«When I lie on my back and look up at the Milky Way on a clear night and see the vast distances of space and reflect that these are also vast differences of time as well, when I look at the Grand Canyon and see the strata going down, down, down, through periods of time which the human mind can't comprehend... it's a feeling of sort of an abstract gratitude that I am alive to appreciate these wonders, when I look down a microscope it's the same feeling, I am grateful to be alive to appreciate these wonders.»

I was also grateful to have had my son and his drum corp have the opportunity to honor these fine individuals with their music, but to also help them feel as special and honored as possible.

It also made me feel less alone in a city that I didn't know, and for that I am forever grateful.

I am also very grateful for all my blogger friends, who I feel so privileged to have met and be able to call my friends.

But I also was feeling especially grateful to you after making your cherry cake and wanted to actually put out a written «thank you» to you for all you share on here!

We're grateful for her but she's also grateful for us, and her and her mom have often times thanked us for doing such a great with the kids, which is reassuring because a lot of times as parents we don't feel like we did such a great job with the kids.

I also don't put myself into any type of activist stance when it comes to how families decide to bring their babies into the world — as long as women feel empowered, supported, and grateful for their experience, that's all that matters.

Many moms are also grateful for the mesh sides that let them feel more secure.

Now that he is home, I feel like I should be joyful every moment, grateful for this blessing, and I truly am grateful, but I am also overwhelmed and exhausted!

I am also grateful for women like you sharing their stories so that everyone knows that it is not all rainbows and butterflies, feeling sad and overwhelmed is normal.

It also potentially helps explain another established finding, that gratitude can spiral: The more thankful we feel, the more likely we are to act pro-socially toward others, causingthem to feel grateful and setting up a beautiful virtuous cascade.

But I also was feeling especially grateful to you after making your cherry cake and wanted to actually put out a written «thank you» to you for all you share on here!

It could also be a simple phrase that encourages a feeling or behavior, like «I treat myself with respect,» «My heart is open,» or «I am grateful for where I am.»

I'm most grateful for my kids and very few close friends who have stuck this out with me, and I am also grateful for my sense of humor, but some days, I just don't feel like talking to anyone or seeing anyone, and sometimes there is just nothing to laugh about.

::: It can feel so defeating but luckily we also get moments like this morning story time with big sister reading to little sister and it couldn't be easier to be happy and grateful that I'm a mom.

(Armeniox says you «kinda feel super grateful to be there while also feeling like you're being sold to auction.»)

I'm also feeling incredibly grateful.

The feelings included are; ♦ abandoned ♦ afraid ♦ angry (boy and girl option) ♦ anxious (boy and girl option) ♦ ashamed (boy and girl option) ♦ awesome ♦ bored (boy and girl option) ♦ brave (boy and girl option) ♦ cheerful ♦ cold ♦ concerned (boy and girl option) ♦ confident (boy and girl option) ♦ confused (boy and girl option) ♦ crazy (boy and girl option) ♦ curious (boy and girl option) ♦ determined ♦ disappointed (boy and girl option) ♦ disgusted (boy and girl option) ♦ dizzy (boy and girl option) ♦ doubtful ♦ embarrassed ♦ excited ♦ exhausted ♦ fidgety ♦ frustrated ♦ funny ♦ good ♦ grateful ♦ great ♦ grumpy ♦ home sick ♦ hot ♦ hungry ♦ in pain (boy and girl option) ♦ irritated ♦ lonely ♦ lucky ♦ mad (boy and girl option) ♦ proud ♦ relaxed ♦ sad ♦ shy (boy and girl option) ♦ sick ♦ silly ♦ sleepy ♦ surprised ♦ talkative ♦ terrified ♦ thirsty ♦ thoughtful ♦ tired ♦ uncomfortable ♦ wonderful (boy and girl option) I would recommend cutting out and laminating each of the individual flashcards so that they will be stronger, longer lasting and it also means that you can pull them out through the year when needed.

I heard about the report from ConnCAN that showed AF Bridgeport Academy has the second-most diverse teaching staff in Connecticut and I felt so grateful, but also sad.

I also feel happy, satisfied, grateful, and honored to have a job that I love; to come home from my studio every day, feeling as if I've done something meaningful.

I am a realist not a pessimist... but I also have moments where I feel extremely lucky and grateful for my life and if you...

I am grateful when people take the time to comment and, yes, criticize, but I also think this writer oversells the certainty we should feel about alarmist climate science and its conclusions.

On the days when they reported feeling more grateful for their partners» acts of kindness, they also reported feeling more connected to him or her.

Since feeling grateful is a surefire way to increase your happiness, this sort of appreciation both feels good in the moment and also provides a long - lasting mood boost!

I also had the privilege of assisting at the last Hybrid Course and feel grateful for being part of this work.

As it turned out, on the days when people reported being more grateful for their partner, they also reported feeling more connected to him or her.

A recent study by Sara Algoe, a psychologist at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, found that on days when partners reported feeling more grateful for their significant other's acts of kindness, they also reported feeling more connected to that person.