Sentence examples for a subjective feeling from inspiring English sources
Since presence is a subjective feeling (first person) it is also necessary to use questionnaires asking the subjects for their particular presence feeling during the different conditions.
That's not just a subjective feeling: the BMW is a remarkable 2 seconds quicker to 60 m.p.h.
How is it, for example, that when someone sees red (which physically speaking is electromagnetic waves of a particular frequency) there is also a subjective feeling of redness?
But what the melody means was defined not only by exquisite phrasing, which implies a subjective, feeling response, but also by a clear and justly measured registering of the harmony, which could be just there, simply present.
The blocked writers had to fit a set of pre-determined criteria: they had to present objective proof of their lack of writing progress (affirming, for example, that they had made no progress on their main project) and attest to a subjective feeling of being unable to write.
Separate from the other traditional arts, he maintains that music is the most metaphysical art and is on a subjective, feeling-centered level with the Platonic Ideas themselves.
Further, it is thought that hypnosis can improve a subject's subjective feeling of visual acuity by improving other cognitive functions such as memory, attention and perceptual learning [ 10].
Is happiness a purely subjective feeling, or can it be somehow measured?
This wasn't a purely subjective feeling.
To estimate the frequency of alcohol consumption, we used a rather subjective "feeling of being drunk".
