Sentence examples for delayed feeling from inspiring English sources
Multivariate models identified most of the descriptors of perceived needs (e.g., feeling that one had insufficient time with the doctor, feeling treated poorly, believing that one's diagnosis was delayed, feeling that one's physician is not a good listener) as explanatory variables of frequent Internet use.
Mindless eating does not just limit your enjoyment of food ― it also tends to makes one eat faster, resulting in a delayed feeling of fullness and a higher calorie intake overall.
Communication may follow different routes either focusing on the prolonged fullness or delayed feelings of hunger.
This requires a careful selection of the types of benefits to communicate (e.g., prolonged fullness or delayed feelings of hunger), the level of detail provided to consumers, and the ascribed role of foods (e.g., replacing existing foods or introducing new supplement-type foods).
Recall bias may occur either because GPs and patients unintentionally recall very early events, which were, in fact, unrelated to the cancer or because they intentionally downplay the significance of delay if feeling responsible for the outcome; this may partly explain why disagreements between patient-reported and doctor-reported intervals and dates exist.
It will only delay your feeling of closure.
Then, sort of delaying those feelings, then two or three weeks later, starting to think, what did we do?
Mr. Phillips, the lawyer for Mr. Dula, said he was happy to hear that the charges would be dismissed but added that he could not help feeling that justice delayed was justice denied.
Being interviewed about delaying seeking medical advice when detecting symptoms that later were diagnosed as cancer could be discomforting for those feeling guilty about delaying, leading to answers masking guilt.
More surprising, both she and her architect ended up feeling the delays were a good thing.
1.52pm BST So the medal ceremony has been delayed...... after Jonny Brownlee started feeling unwell.
