Sentence examples for base of feelings from inspiring English sources

She claims that the kind of "emotional work" practiced by women in some service-oriented occupations causes them to disconnect from their own base of feelings and sentiments.

It reveals a cold and calculated exercise of control, based on feelings of entitlement and cultural superiority that fraternal societies almost always cultivate.

Prinz suggests as a perceptual basis for the concept of disjunction that it is based on feelings of hesitation.

This finding is also in accordance with the theory of altruistic behaviour which is based on feelings of empathy that enable one to experience what the other is feeling, thus encouraging acts of compassion [ 22- 243]43].

The Inaugural Dissertation thus develops a form of Platonism; and it rejects the view of British sentimentalists that moral judgments are based on feelings of pleasure or pain, since Kant now holds that moral judgments are based on pure understanding alone.

After Marxism went out of fashion, Dickens's amorphous social critique came to seem more universally true because it was not programmatic but based on feelings of generosity and brotherhood combined with specific criticisms of practices common in England during his lifetime.

Religion is based on feelings of fear and anxiety that arise from awareness of our "imbecility and misery" (DCNR 10.1/68).

On the contrary, it's based on feelings of displacement that those with wealth or inherited privilege are usually in a position to ignore.

Additionally, students would choose to relinquish their accommodations based on feelings of being stigmatized, and a minority (7.4%) indicated their "own embarrassment kept them from using accommodations" (Bolt et al. 2011, p. 171).

Because students generally rated their experiences in TCom very favourably, it is unlikely that the decrease in their self-evaluations was based on feelings of discouragement and more likely that this indicates an improvement in their accuracy as self-evaluators.

In a population-based study in India, of those patients who had used spectacles previously, 43.8% discontinued based on feeling of incorrect prescription or the spectacle being uncomfortable [ 21].