Sentence examples for buffered people from inspiring English sources

For instance, Fredrickson et al. [ 20] examined people's emotional responses to the 'September 11th attacks' in the United States in 2001, and suggested that positive emotions were critical elements in resilience and acted as a mediator that buffered people from depression following the crisis.

And, he told me this week, "wealth seems to buffer people from attending to the needs of others".

Daniel Wann, a psychologist at Murray State University in Kentucky, has done several studies showing that an intense interest in a team can buffer people from depression and foster feelings of self-worth and belonging.

I've always been in tune with mine, but only recently have I learned not to self-deprecate or buffer other people's discomfort levels with jokes.

Fredrickson et al. [ 25] suggest that positive emotions in the aftermath of crises buffer resilient people against depression and enhance recovery, by finding positive meaning in negative circumstances.

"It really does give an emotional buffer to people.

It has introduced a £12 buffer so people won't get massive charges if they slip £12 or less into the red.

For example, in their quest for growth, developers and local governments have eradicated sand dunes, mangrove swamps, reefs and flood plains that formed natural buffers between people and nature.

In this day and age, there is almost a digital buffer between people and the lives we live.

The facilities around the hospital are buffers sparing people the experience of spending a night amid blood-filled tubes and beeping monitors.

And according to terror-management theory, when that happens, "people start to care about people who buffer or support their worldview and you actually start to see increased derogation against people who believe differently about the world.