Feeling in sentence

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Maybe even just calling it that for some of these people would allow them to stop imagining trying to imagine a trauma that didn't really happen in order to explain a feeling that really is happening.

And in fact, it's an extremely dangerous feeling.

It's the shame of feeling something good.

So I picked up the phone, and I called Polo, and in fact he was not feeling well.

We conducted about a dozen focus groups with a broad cross-section of black men, and we learned that for them, being healthy was as much about being perceived as healthy as it was about feeling healthy, and that feeling good went hand in hand with looking good.

And when I was reflecting on my time in the military, I wasn't first thinking on the stereotypical drills and discipline and pain of it; but rather, the small, intimate human moments, moments of great feeling: friends going AWOL because they missed their families, friends getting divorced, grieving together, celebrating together, all within the backdrop of the military.

The cortical map is also most likely responsible for the feeling of body parts that are no longer there, because they still have representation in the brain.

This tricks the brain into seeing the phantom rather than just feeling it.

There's nothing like the feeling which invades you when after months of hard thinking, you finally understand the right reasoning to solve your problem.

But noted that this feeling can last for hours, or even days.

Victory was a very weird feeling.

And then at lunchtime, I watched with an increasingly sick feeling as the eldest girl in the family cooked porridge as a substitute for lunch.

We see ourselves as a thinking, feeling and moral human race, but until we solve these problems for all of our members, we fail that standard, because every person on this planet matters.

And the look on my face is the feeling that I've been searching for ever since.

I'm using the word "consciousness" as a feeling of reality that we get from our senses experiencing the world around us.

It's a powerful feeling that, according to another study, is a strong predictor of individual happiness.

I spent my childhood feeling that if I spoke, it would become obvious that there was something wrong with me, that I was not normal.

The first was immigration, and the second sovereignty, and these represent a desire for people to take back control of their own lives and the feeling that they are unrepresented by politicians.

And then my teacher looks at me sort of concerned about halfway through the class and says, "Are you feeling OK?" I'm thinking, "Are you kidding?

Am I feeling OK?

And I'm feeling and I'm walking the floor and it's fantastic.

But if we could get such maps, if we could look at the organization of molecules and neurons and neurons and networks, maybe we could really understand how the brain conducts information from sensory regions, mixes it with emotion and feeling, and generates our decisions and actions.

There are millions of people out there, like me, right now, feeling that way.

One of the paradoxes of our time is that baby boomers are more vibrant and healthy longer into life, we're actually working later into life, and yet we're feeling less and less relevant.

For many of us in midlife, this isn't just a feeling, it is a harsh reality, when we suddenly lose our job and the phone stops ringing.

Do you know that feeling you get when you know it's going to storm before it storms?

I know that feeling hurt is often prologue to dealing hurt.

There is a subtler, quieter disadvantage in having those privileged traits and yet feeling history to be moving away from you; that while the past was hospitable to people like you, the future will be more hospitable to others; that the world is growing less familiar, less yours day by day.

And I worry for us both if we continue down this road, me not listening, you feeling unheard, you shouting to get me to listen.

Partially, that was to help me remember all the holds, but mostly visualization was about feeling the texture of each hold in my hand and imagining the sensation of my leg reaching out and placing my foot just so.

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