Sentence examples similar to a suggested feeling from inspiring English sources

Perhaps its title sums it up best, the sort of outwardly dance-ready track that actually comes pre-loaded with plenty of suggested feeling.

A comment made by a participant in a focus group – 'a tie makes you perform with higher professionalism' – elicited laughter among the rest of participants, and suggested feelings of scepticism.

A new study suggests feeling in love can bring us pain relief.

They suggest feeling disconnected from others is as bad for you as smoking 15 cigarettes a day.

He suggests feeling the anger and then going into your mind and mentally acting it out.

This change in diet after LSG can be explained by the anatomically induced food restriction, as well as a suggested more pronounced feeling of satiety induced by hormonal modulation [ 41].

The sad puppy photo, along with a promise that profits from the hoax will ostensibly be donated to charity, suggest feelings of genuine regret from the article's publisher (or possibly the author himself).

Light bulbs and images of the sun suggest feelings of warmth and light.

As our experiment suggests, feelings of gratitude are explained by how much more we value our benefactor.

All this heavy breathing suggests feelings so classy that I am impressed right out of feeling them.

"There was nothing even remotely in the archives suggesting feelings on the scale he later described" in 1927, he said.