Sentence examples for considered feeling from inspiring English sources

The poems' polished surfaces betray very few flaws, each word inexorably, memorably placed, each separate lyric hardened by passionate thought and considered feeling into a vivid object that continues to reflect new shades of meaning.

Dustin Johnson walked away from Torrey Pines missing the cut by one stroke but — all things considered — feeling good about his game.

Overall, only 2.9% of responders considered feeling unprepared to be a serious problem (2.5% in year one and 3.3% in year three, p = 0.03).

I don't ever consider feeling sorry for him.

I didn't win the lottery, but I will never again consider feeling sorry for myself.

Now consider feeling that way every day, all day, for months or years?

Delegates were shouting to begin the vote and nominate Bryan immediately, which he refused to consider, feeling that if his appeal could not last overnight, it would not last until November.

But next time you see the eight-legged creature carved into a pumpkin, or dropping from the ceiling of a haunted house, perhaps consider feeling more than just spooked.

We will here stress that we do not consider feeling distance to patients a negative thing.

The approach based on the previously introduced cognitive architecture eBICA is selected, that considers feelings and reasoning as connected to each other.

This interdisciplinary, transnational project uses choreographic theories to consider feelings of serial colonialism, state violence, and belonging that impact Mexican choreographers and performance artists producing work in Mexico City and San Francisco.