Sentence examples for feel response from inspiring English sources

He looks terrified but his dancing does it -- I feel response in my nerves.

For example, John Deigh (1994) writes of how our perception of certain qualities may be realised in our felt response to them: I may register the scariness of something in my feeling of being scared, rather than say in an affect-neutral perception of some quality as scary, which then engenders a felt response.

This combination of art and environmentalism — typical of Ms. Demsky's most recent projects — springs from her own deeply felt response to her surroundings, she said.

Hunter testified in a deposition that even as Courtney was skimping on her patients' medication, "I did not have a time where I felt response rates or range of side effects were unexpected or different".

In this case, he notes, we might well suspect that the experience consists in a felt response to some believed presence (1991, pp. 49 50), rather than some presentation of God to the believer.

This fact may come to be salient in their perception of the situation, and salience here may be in part a matter of their felt response to the passenger and their predicament.

Finally, although respondents were assured that no directly identifiable information would be collected, respondents who had unique demographic or job profiles in the program may have been less forthcoming with criticism if they felt responses could not be anonymized.

"Girls are made to feel responsible for what a boy 'might do or feel' in response to how we dress.

3) Response (Inner Choice) Notice/decide how you feel in response to the event.

We each have the capacity to be aware of the impacts we absorb, consider them, and feel a response rather than give an automatic reaction.

"When you have them really close and you're looking at their faces," she said, "you can feel their response".