Sentence examples for developed to feel from inspiring English sources

Pure O is not, as it might imply, compulsion-free: it simply means that the compulsions – rituals developed to feel less threatened by unwanted thoughts or feelings – are generally performed mentally rather than physically.

" That you are pursuing things in your life, both professionally and personally, that allow you to grow, to learn and to develop, to feel that you have meaning and purpose in your life," she says.

Vasodilators in AHF were traditionally developed to make patients "feel better", which in AHF has typically been assessed as the early and sustained relief of dyspnea.

Mainstream medical groups say the fetal brain is not developed enough to feel pain at that stage of development, but a handful of doctors contend otherwise.

The legislation's purpose is to make abortion illegal once a fetus has developed enough to feel pain.

A simple method using carbon black and polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) was firstly developed to modify graphite felt which was widely employed as cathode for electro-Fenton, improving the in situ production of H2O2 by about 10.7 times at the optimum carbon black to PTFE mass ratio of 1 5.

This is not only bad news for people in the region, many of whom feel developed to death, it also further limits the options for investments in the rest of the country, particularly in the north.

A smartphone app has been developed to gauge how people feel about themselves.

The show is developed to give a "timeless" feel, limiting the world's technology to simpler devices, such as record players and filmstrip projectors.

… The specificity of the child's preference — and affection — parallels the developing ability to feel a strong specific attachment to particular people.

Third, PubTator was developed to have a look and feel similar to PubMed, thus minimizing the learning effort required for new users.