Sentence examples for engagement feeling from inspiring English sources

People with dementia and family carers identified comfort through engagement, feeling at home, a calm environment, privacy and dignity and use of technology to remain connected as important.

After a broken engagement, and feeling uncomfortable on the farm in Bunyah where his father had begun a new relationship, he left without completing his degree (he eventually graduated in 1969).

The goal initially was to try to quantify just how influential progressives behind this increased engagement are feeling today, and what they see as their path forward.

Consequently, they feel less capable of engagement with patients, feeling less concerned with patients' needs and just doing the basics.

Philip, who turns 92 on 10 June, withdrew from an official engagement earlier this week after feeling "under the weather".

In fact the data shows it is about relationships and engagement and feeling that you contribute".

He has also created his own acronym, Perma, for what he defines as the five crucial elements of well-being, each pursued for its own sake: positive emotion, engagement (the feeling of being lost in a task), relationships, meaning and accomplishment.

Two of the features of narrative transportation outlined by Busselle and Bilandzic (2009) fit snugly with this view – attentional focus (lack of mind-wandering) and emotional engagement (our feeling for the characters).

The problems had begun when she was living in Buckingham Palace during their engagement and feeling isolated while Charles were about his royal duties.

The closest thing to emotional engagement you experience is feeling sorry for the actors, who failed to realise what they were signing up for.

Paper Jam Bros. isn't an RPG for sessions lasting half a day it's an hour-or-two-per-time sort of game, and sticking to that kind of engagement will keep it feeling fresh every time you turn it on.