Sentence examples for effect of feeling from inspiring English sources

His way of expressing ideas – pithy, plain language, bold – and, above all, the ideas themselves that he shaped with such clarity, had the startling effect of feeling both brand new and yet obvious, creating a feeling of recognition.

The use of highly sophisticated forensic techniques to tie evidence back to animal abusers is becoming more and more essential, as juries experience the "CSI effect" of feeling that investigators have not done their jobs if some scientific evidence is not introduced.

Chaney said it was "fine" and gave it a "B", while Futterman wrote, "Harmony brings Latin flair and proves that she's legit vocal competition, but the song as a whole has the weird effect of feeling both over-the-top and watered down at the same time".

Frequent cutaways -- too frequent -- to the invariably delighted studio audience seemed intended to assure viewers that something young and vital was happening, but they had the effect of feeling manufactured, a whipped up rather than an actual good time, in which every joke landed, and even the weak bits killed.

The net effect of feeling respected was highest among patients with somatic disorders, while the net effect of feeling wronged was highest among patients with psychiatric disorders.

The positive effect of feeling respected was particularly manifested among patients with mental disorders.

Her parents blamed the drug, and said at the time that she "couldn't face more of these terrible effects of feeling anxious and suicidal".

"It eliminated the negative effects of feeling more conflict," said Etkin, who also told me that she often takes a few deep breaths at moments of conflict to bring herself back to equilibrium.

The next set of slides highlighted the effects of feeling anxious.

Specifically, the effect of feelings of love on face perception was of interest.

Puds read a shade more exciting than they seemed on the plate, but that might have been a side-effect of feeling full.