Sentence examples for feel purpose from inspiring English sources
Today's workforce wants it all: Earn a good living, make the world a better place, report to good managers, and feel purpose in their work.
But for now, the state of science leaves us with the hypothesis that reason and its accompanying morality is a supernatural force, a force operating along axes different from those familiar physical axes, a force that allows us to accurately feel purpose in life.
That is why, contrary to what most consultants preach, I believe that it matters less whether you have the right words as long as you feel purpose inside; embody it; and know when what you are doing feels on purpose or off it.
They also feel a sense purpose, because their work helps the women in Rwanda.
Choosing love doesn't prevent us from feeling the loss, but it can help us feel more purpose in the pain.
Parents often feel less purpose in life, earn less wages and see a reduction in future income.
They feel the purpose of teaching history, as one school board member recently stated, is to "teach students to be proud American citizens".
As the qualitative studies reveal, claimants' motivations to engage with programmes can be undermined if they feel the purpose is just to move them off disability benefits.
Bigger than our whole species, something written right into the fabric of all life whose beauty is far beyond our ability to explain, or even feel its purpose.
In comparison with the results of the PWB-pil scores found in patients with osteoarthritis [ 32] and healthy populations [ 30], the findings in RA patients appear to be in the lower ranges, indicating that RA patients feel less purpose in life than these groups.
Our "selves" are incomplete without the demand of moral law, in other words, the self needs a purpose, and Hegel feels that purpose is to become the embodiment of law.
