Sentences with phrase «most liberating feeling»

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It's the most liberating feeling.

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May all of us who feel vulnerable, for one reason or another, be reminded this week that we have an Advocate and Comforter, and that sometimes the hardest, most liberating thing to do is to listen, to obey, and to actually believe He's in our corner.

Besides the fresh air and liberating feeling of playing outdoors, your toddler is most likely anxious to explore different activities.

When I asked Willow about the most common feedback she gets from naked yoga students, she said, «I'd say the most common feedback I get from people who have taken class is that they feel very liberated afterward.

And most of all, you'll feel inspired to liberate the greatest energy living within you.

For a young black female growing up in Mississippi, there were already a number of historical factors and cultural attitudes that were set up to make me feel bound, and my education — and the truth that I found within it — became one of the most liberating experiences of my life.

Feels pretty liberating for me, who like most of you, have been conditioned by the Japanese to believe that there's only one type of automatic gearbox for a hybrid.

Admitting your current financial situation can feel extremely difficult; however, it can be one of the most liberating things you will ever do.

Going «over the falls» is at once one of the most unsettling and liberating feelings.

This is the era of some of her strongest paintings, in which Fine's understanding of color is the most salient detail — where paint feels at its most liberated from her usual geometric or line - based compositional frameworks.

Driving down the highway to my new home, with a trunk full of my most precious possessions, was a liberating feeling.

It's a liberating feeling — one experienced when focus is allowed to return to those things that enrich our lives the most.