Sentence examples for feel lessened from inspiring English sources

And this is the Yauch people remember: a man who could say he was sorry and not feel lessened by it; a man living within the principles of Buddhism and committed to broadening awareness of the political situation in Tibet; and a genuinely quiet person who had become more likely to make a joke at his own expense than anyone else's.

As well as improving air quality, 35% of people who get panic attacks say they would like their employer to provide a safe, trigger-free space, 13% think that changing the layout of the office would help, and 11% feel that lessening noise would help reduce attacks.

The recasting here, however, severs the cause-and-effect link with the past, giving things an ahistorical feel, and lessening or perhaps simply effacing any sense that something has happened, that an external agency or event has affected the characters' lives.

Interestingly, those who were distracted by standing generally felt this lessened over time, as more people were involved in the trial and seeing someone standing up to work was less of a novelty.

They tend to feel ashamed, lessening your belief in living a typical life.

Shearman felt the episode was the season's most frightening installment, as it dispensed with the wider theological trappings that he felt lessened the impact of other episodes.

In comparison to all that's come before, Josie's encounter with the person who discovered Michael's body feels rushed, lessening the impact of the film's climax, which aims for catharsis but comes up a little short.

I think that once I finish all my honors applications, interviews and scholarship applications, the overwhelming stress I've felt will lessen dramatically; only then can I focus on having a wonderful rest of the year while still managing to keep academics a priority.