Sentences with phrase «left feeling grateful»

On a personal note, I'm left feeling grateful that I was a 13 - year - old in the late 1980s.

It was a great afternoon, and I was left feeling grateful that although we have come far in our understanding of the processes behind it all, our love of the magic of nature still inspires artists and scientists alike.

Handling these bad behaviors now will leave you feeling grateful later if / when you see other kids doing the wrong thing and behaving horribly.

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I truly want you to feel no pressure to do so, but if you feel so moved to leave a review sharing what The Creative Family has meant to you, I would be incredibly grateful.

I have heard both sides - from my cousin's child having to be circumcised when older due to medical issue and then some adult males in college wishing they HAD been circ'd to uncirc'd adults feeling so grateful that they were left intact.

I left the conference feeling grateful and humble.

I've always felt so grateful that I didn't have to pack up bottles and formula each time we leave the house, like I used to with my oldest child after she weaned.

Although grateful for the initial diagnosis from my first doctor, I am left with the feeling that he had no interest in curing my disease; that I would not be a continuing revenue source for him if I got better.

Yesterday I felt grateful for the warm sun on a chilly day and the crunchy leaves that coat the pavement leaving me very entertained.

As the temperatures dip lending cool breezes, and the sun still shines, it's hard not to feel pretty grateful for the magic melding of temperatures, the beautiful turning of the leaves, and the abundance of fall produce crowding stores and farmers... [Read more...]

But I left the studio with a smile and a skip back out into the sunshine, and when my satnav went haywire again on the way home, I didn't care — I just enjoyed the scenic journey home in the sunshine, feeling grateful as ever to live in such a wonderful part of the country, served by our fine national broadcasting station.

Although his absence leaves a big hole in all of our lives, I feel so lucky to have been able to share his life and so grateful for every day that we were able to extend it through the treatment designed by his doctors and Cornell.»

I'm feeling especially grateful for a recent book review in the Tuscon Citizen — and for the ones left by readers on Amazon.com and it's related websites.

Still, McKibben sent a grateful message this morning to those who participated, saying, «We hope 10/10/10 left you feeling connected with people all across this beautiful globe.»