Sentence examples for feel on behalf from inspiring English sources

Caring, as a feeling state, the ability to feel on behalf of another person's existence and condition, does not come in every human package.

Unlike similar accounts, Sherman explicitly includes pride and shame as emotions I sympathetically feel on behalf of my friend a significant addition because of the role pride and shame have in constituting our sense of ourselves and even our identities (Taylor 1985).

It was not a cool evaluation of the potential uses of violence in Kansas but the transferred sense of humiliation that he felt on behalf of Sumner that drove Brown crazy and into the massacre.

Any twinge of guilt you might have felt on behalf of the actual glorious nation of Kazakhstan was quickly soothed by the spectacle of American intolerance and idiocy that "Borat" purported to expose.

"Ministers were immediately despatched to speak to the search and rescue authorities in the United States so there was absolutely no doubt at all in the minds of the decision-makers on the other side of the Atlantic what this Government felt on behalf of the families who, quite rightly, are in a state of terrible anguish.

When the perpetrator wrongs another, some third party, the natural reactive attitude is moral indignation, or disapprobation, which amounts to a "vicarious analogue" of resentment felt on behalf of the wronged party.

"We will make our influence felt on behalf of the people of Northern Ireland," he said.

Halfacre claims that local journalists tend to cover Stampede Trail rescue operations by "writing negative and nasty things about anything that happens out there," and the ire felt on behalf of locals isn't entirely misplaced.

Free from the abuse of her father and brothers, as well as the sense of dishonor she felt on behalf of her mother and sisters, Khushboo embraced a new life of openness and was adopted into a new family.

Free from the abuse of her father and brothers, as well as the sense of dishonour she felt on behalf of her mother and sisters, Khushboo embraced a new life of openness – and was adopted into a new family.

Auntie Mei picked up Baby, his weight as insignificant as the emotions — sadness, anger, or dismay — that she should feel on his behalf.