Sentence examples for affect the feeling from inspiring English sources

Looking at the plans makes it easier to imagine how different street grids would affect the feeling of the neighborhood, and how much better residential and commercial areas would cohere if West Street can be submerged and covered with a promenade or park.

The questionnaire aims to outline similarities and differences between two demographic groups (the marginality and the citizens at large) and, at the same time, verify how aspects such as gender, age, income, etc. affect the feeling of insecurity.

A recent paper in Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin by Michael MacKenzie, Kathleen Vohs, and Roy Baumeister suggests that people's beliefs in free will may influence the perception of cost, which may in turn affect the feeling of gratitude.

As we examined an subjective measure of health, social capital might affect the feeling of well-being through psychosocial mechanisms.

A statement from the Egyptian Foreign Ministry, quoting an official spokesman, also urged the Egyptian, Arab and Muslim news outlets to report the issue "without letting it affect the feelings and circumstances of Arabs and Muslims living in western countries".

These two interacting factors affect the feelings and emotional reactions of children (Caspi et al., [2002]).

Socio-cultural factors are factors that might affect the feelings and behaviours of groups with regard to care values and care practices, family and kinships structures as well as their attitude towards professional care.

It was in Latin lessons that we studied in detail why that word was next to that one, how having a verb at the beginning of a line affected the feeling of the poem, or why an unusual word gave a unique flavour to the piece of writing.

The dentate status affected the feeling of dry mouth and burning mouth, but there were no consequent differences in concentrations of salivary biochemical constituents, yeast counts, and buffering capacity between patients with or without the symptoms except that hospitalized patients complaining of dry mouth more often had low salivary buffering than those without the symptom.

The question of whether the agent acts freely matters only insofar as it affects the feelings toward him that others may have; apart from this, freedom is beside the point.

This design support database can be used to examine how a specific combination of design elements, particularly the ratio of graphics to text, will affect the users' feelings about a web page.