Sentence examples for false feelings from inspiring English sources

"They are controlled substances commonly called "uppers" and induce false feelings of power, strength, self-assertion and enhanced motivation.

The task of depicting dogs - particularly beloved ones - attracts false feelings like fleas, but Freud's great etched portrait of Eli is all objective animal, no phoney "humanism".

He told Critchley that joy is found in certain moments, not in material things that may bring false feelings of contentment.

Never use false feelings or lies to get what you want.

This will only create false feelings which drain you emotionally and leave you feeling empty and unsatisfied.

I think that these superficial conversations and check-ins which give me that false feeling of having connected with people are the reason I feel lonely and dissatisfied as I sit here at my desk.

Long periods between destructive earthquakes have contributed to a false feeling of stability in society.

It is a handmaiden to the Sudanese regime's atrocities, while giving the West the false feeling of comfort that a bloody chapter has ended in Darfur.

And the only thing he has going for him is the false feeling that he's superior because his skin is white — and can't hardly eat and make his ends meet week in and week out.

In her reports on these gatherings, Condoleezza Rice Bush's national-security adviser, workout partner, and something of an alter ego tended to synthesize disagreements among the participants, leaving Bush with a false feeling of consensus.

The Coalition's hysteria is designed to create a false feeling of crisis and brinkmanship in order to get their way through the parliament and secure their preferred half a trillion dollar limit.