Sentence examples for degree of feeling from inspiring English sources

The actual caregiver will be asked about her or his degree of feeling helpless or out of control in relation to the child by means of the Caregiver Helplessness Questionnaire (CHQ [ 107 ]).

Subjects should mark degree of feeling tiredness, drowsiness and alertness using this scale which was defined that values 0 showed that they feel no tiredness, no drowsiness, and are not alert, value 100 showed that they feel very tired, very drowsy, and are very alert.

Robertson confirmed that there had been a degree of feeling in the match.

"Congratulations," I said, and there must have been some degree of feeling in my voice.

The degree of "feeling rushed" was registered in the same way for the ED nurse and the attending EP (Appendix A).

The factor loadings indicate that the first factor exhibits a strong negative correlation with the degree of "feeling German" and the use of German newspapers.

A higher score on this scale reflects a higher degree of feelings of unsafety.

Again I set off with some degree of confidence, feeling that at least I knew where I was, but again I found it was far further than I had imagined.

Pace Berkeley, the difference between these types of states is not merely a matter of degree: feeling the warmth of a fire is not like a feeling of pain.

Weighing benefits and liabilities is complex, involving much medical knowledge, experience and a certain degree of medical feeling or "art".

This would be consistent with Savile having had a high degree of dissociation – feeling at one remove from events, a detachment.