Sentence examples similar to acquire the feeling from inspiring English sources
Resentment at having to give grandmother a backrub should not last long, for after all you really do love her a lot, and she thus becomes an emotional training ground if you will, for acquiring the feeling of enjoying relieving the pain of others you know less well.
People can be better at it than others: doctors acquire the skill of feeling pulses that an untrained person cannot and race drivers feel a car going into a skid well before an ordinary motorist can.
One time, keen to acquire the latest Apple Mac but feeling guilty about spending £800, he decided to "drop" his existing laptop on the floor, so that his insurance company could fund the new one.
"He.writes from an area beyond psychology, where feelings acquire the adamancy of randomly encountered, geologically analyzed pebbles". I read this quotation from John Updike's review of Peter Handke's last novel on the dust wrapper of "The Left‐Handed Woman," and I wondered whether this statement was intended as a compliment.
I took pride in this perceived strength, savoring the rush I acquired from the feeling of emptiness.
Prior to assessment, 8 of 12 (66.7 %) participants reported feeling "confident" or "very confident" in their ability to acquire the four cardiac views.
You may find yourself feeling a bit the way you do looking from the window of an airplane, when fragmented landscapes acquire the symmetry of a patchwork quilt.
