Some background sense of unease or guilt may make it harder for politicians to do more than compete in saying that they "support the troops".I think there much to be said for this, but there's got to be more to the story.
"There's a background sense of dread about what's going to happen next," said Avril Swan, a family physician in San Francisco.
11) has drawn a superb psychological portrait of Rick Ankiel Jr. Jordan gives us enough of Ankiel's family background to sense what his conflicts are and to suspect that this gifted youngster is more likely to get the help he needs from a psychoanalyst than a pitching coach.
Regardless of which partner has the fertility problem, it's the woman who must undergo the physical and emotional stress of IVF, and one can't help sensing a background hum of misogyny in some of the voices raised in protest at their publicly funded treatment.
They used an integrated pyroelectric sensor array (16 × 16) to collect human motion information without sensing the background.
It has the promising advantages to overcome the limitations of the traditional camera-based sensing method, since the human motion information is acquired directly, without sensing redundant background and chromatic information.
We can make reportable judgements about whether we did something ('I moved my arm' vs. 'My arm was moved') and in a more real-world context, we possess a background subjective sense of control over our actions – a sense of agency [ 12].
Mayo, who is a lesbian, added that she'd throw in a gay pride flag in the background when she sensed any sort of homophobia from her clientele. .
But a Chechen background makes sense to explain Adam's tenacity; there is nothing like decades of Soviet rule and invasion by Russian troops to sharpen one's sense of vengeance and mistrust.
And going further, a hospice can consider race as one of many factors -- age, experience, geographic background, temperament, sense of humor -- when deciding which aide would be a great match for a particular patient.
