Sentence examples for descriptions of feeling from inspiring English sources

His descriptions of feeling confused and foolish when he was midway through a project comfort me when I'm at a midway point.

In contrast, two consultants provided starker descriptions of feeling under scrutiny and the emotional impact this had on them.

She chooses her words with such beautiful scrupulousness, never twisting or turning the knife of her story to exact our pity or admiration; her thought is like sensation, her descriptions of feeling are often like notes for a visual work.

Harold Brodkey, in full Harold Roy Brodkey, original name in full Aaron Roy Weintraub, (born Oct. 25, 1930, Staunton, Ill., U.S. died Jan . 26 , 1996New York, N.Y ., American novelist and short-story writer whose near-autobiographical fiction avoids plot, instead concentrating upon careful, close description of feeling.

Descriptions of place are interwoven with descriptions of feelings.

Civil War soldiers did not understand the body chemistry that produced this phenomenon, but their descriptions of feelings and actions during combat make it clear that many of them experienced it.

Taylor reported similar descriptions of feelings during the photo elicitation segment of the focus group interview stating, "I picked the crowded school thing because I get very overwhelmed and anxious in compared to everyone else.

It addresses 1) how upsetting the women perceived their carrier information to be, 2) how serious a problem they perceive fragile X syndrome to be, and 3) descriptions of feelings about the carrier testing process.

"And she said losing love/ Is like a window in your heart/Everybody sees your blown apart/ Everybody sees the wind blow". Is there a better description of feeling bereft after a romance is over?

The idea of trying to walk a mile in someone else's shoes is a description of feeling empathy.

Differential regions of total alexithymia severity for happy emotion were the globus pallidus externus; for identifying feelings (TAS-20 F1 subscale), the right anterior insula; for description of feelings (F2), the right dorsal mid-anterior cingulate gyrus (BA 24); and for externally oriented cognitive style (F3), the left paracingulate gyrus (BA 32).