The main facilitators constituted feeling sexually unattractive and impaired physical ability due to prolapse.
One informant summed up what elements that might constitute his feeling of confidence: Confidence is to know what to do, the next step, to recognize signs, the situation, pictures and feelings, ones own feelings, and to observe the response of the patient as a way to confirm that something is going right.
Bodily feelings constitute a fundamental aspect of self-awareness and provide critical homeostatic functions – e.g., feeling cold makes one seek warmth1; feeling pain makes one seek protection2; feeling parched makes one drink3.
I found myself feeling uncharacteristically weary at the prospect of describing to them what constitutes corruption and inspires outrage around here anymore.
Happiness and other racial feelings constitute a culture of emotion that sustains US capitalism and the normative whiteness of American society.
These darker emotions, Santa Ana argues, constitute a "critical structure of feeling" that reveals the contradictions of racial minorities trying to fit into a culture of emotion that has historically been the possession of white citizens (22).
Verga wrote with terse accuracy and an intensity of human feeling that constitute a distinctively lyrical Realism.
The most prevalent ICPC codes within the pre – disaster psychological cluster represented depressive disorder, sleeping problems, anxious feelings and depressed feelings (constituting 64% of the cluster).
Reaction to perceived feelings constitutes vital instinct (relative to the fundamental feeling) and sensuous instinct (relative to the adventitious sensations).
Mohanty (1992) also concurs that 'the guṇas are the substantial, but dynamic, being of the elementary feelings that constitute, in their interconnections, all experience.' The guṇas as affective absolutes constitute the object.
