Sentence examples for feel more identified from inspiring English sources

I feel more identified with Sebastiao's Salgado work, specially in 'Genesis'.

Many alienated from institutional Christianity have found this combination attractive; they may well feel more comfortable identifying themselves as Friends than as Protestants or even as Christians.

When subordinates realize their leader is creative, they may feel more confidence and identify more closely with their leader.

The findings therefore point to a need to develop approaches to help physiotherapists feel more confident and competent to identify key psychosocial obstacles to recovery, acknowledge and legitimise patients' concerns and structure their communication with patients in ways that more closely acknowledge patients' beliefs.

"He made me feel more comfortable with how I identify sexually simply by his … irreverence for obviously anarchic ideas like gender conformity".

Girls identify with the same-sex nurturing parent, and feel more connected to others; boys, by identifying with the absent parent, feel themselves to be more "individuated".

Commuters who find their costs going up may feel more resentment than gratitude toward Mr. Spitzer, whom they may now identify with the fare hike more closely than before.

Also, in contrast to the barrier of embarrassment identified, some of the patients reported that they would feel more comfortable with a doctor who they knew.

He identifies as a gay man, saying: "Sometimes I feel more gender fluid, but never female.

Johansson's mother is Jewish, and she has identified with the religion, which presumably would make the criticism feel more personal.

This is similar to other research [ 11] that found that final year students feel 'somewhat prepared' or 'prepared' for the workforce and identified that more placements and variety would help them to feel more prepared.