Sentence examples for combat feelings from inspiring English sources
The undergraduate says she thinks My Sister's Keeper will help black women students combat feelings of isolation.
Dozens of previous studies many of which we have covered on Greater Good have suggested that gratitude can combat feelings of entitlement and foster happiness.
To help combat feelings of isolation and loneliness that can lead to depression and suicide, AmeriCares is working with local groups in Fukushima to provide support for thousands of disaster survivors.
Some are primarily inspirational in that their chief aim is to raise members' morale and combat feelings of isolation by cultivating a sense of group belongingness through slogans, rituals, testimonials, and public recognition of members' progress.
And to combat feelings of exclusion, the Parent Teacher Association is trying to curtail a longstanding tradition of seventh graders and eighth graders showing up en masse Monday morning wearing the personalized sweatshirts handed out to the popular crowd at the weekend's bar or bat mitzvahs.
What can scientists do to combat feelings of impostorism?
I wouldn't change it for the world". Although the shattering psychological impact of war is well known, experts have become increasingly interested in those who emerge from combat feeling enhanced.
He describes how recently "the brilliant theatre blogger and thinker Honour Bayes tweeted the following universe-in-a-nutshell: "We need new ways of expression to combat feeling of helplessness.
Additionally, the Digital Mind Wave system (DMW) was added to give gameplay an element of luck, as well as to prevent combat feeling repetitive.
However, many reviewers were critical of the melee combat, feeling that it had not been improved upon as much as other areas in the game.
Murray House has nine individual apartments with a large and bright communal space, designed to foster an atmosphere of interdependence that reduces the need for outside support and combats feelings of isolation.
