Sentence examples for capacities for feeling from inspiring English sources

Then again, George may not actually possess normal capacities for feeling.

In II. 5, he says that conditions of the soul are either feelings (pathê), capacities for feeling (dynameis) or dispositions (hexeis).

The focus is on the capacities for feeling, thought and action of the actors most directly concerned and on the bonds or relations between them.

For all his faults, this Shylock has vastly more moral and spiritual weight than the flighty, frivolous Christians and, with it, a rare capacity for feeling.

Many of the other competitors were gifted — maybe as many as in any season of the show — but their impressive technique was paired with little capacity for feeling.

That role -- one of four in movies that opened in 2005 -- has stirred up a lot of Oscar talk, and revealed an actor whose grace and charisma are more than matched by a capacity for feeling.

This contradicts the claim that Herbart's "ideal of education attempts to develop … our capacity for feeling rather than for acting" (Beiser 2014: 107).

These findings not only reveal a hidden capacity for feeling musical rhythm through the body in the deaf and hearing impaired population, but illuminate promising avenues for designing early childhood musical training that can engage implanted children in social musical activities with benefits potentially extending to non-musical domains.

When we harbor these feelings, we limit our capacity for feeling happy and fulfilled.

Though it is arguably better to treat an animal as an animal rather than a widget, in either case we are assuming that an animal does not have the same capacity for feeling as a human.

The more open I keep that portal the more capacity there is for feeling the love, joy, and bliss.