Sentence examples for feeling characterized from inspiring English sources
Love is a feeling characterized by butterflies and skipped heartbeats.
During anticipation of gain, ventral striatal activation is accompanied by feelings characterized by increasing arousal and positive valence.
Sun et al. (2008), in a qualitative study of women of AMA, reported similar ambivalent and conflicted feelings, characterized by apparent pleasure and hidden fear [ 42].
On Wednesday evening, it felt as if bidders experienced once more the unquenchable thirst for art of any kind, a feeling that characterized the auction world in the months preceding the 2008 financial crisis.
The ST goes into turns without the nose-heavy feeling that characterizes many front-drive cars, making it a surprisingly fun and satisfying companion.
Her set at the Blue Note on Tuesday, the first night of a double bill through tomorrow with the trumpeter Terence Blanchard's band, had little of the overripe feeling that characterizes her recently released first album, "Salt" (Verve).
If the ensemble doesn't yet have that instinctive-feeling connectedness that characterized the London production (which also featured Madeleine Potter as Ruth), the new cast is clearly on the verge of achieving it.
Looking ahead, the goal will be to maintain the small-town feeling that has always characterized White Plains, even as the city grows and becomes more prosperous, Mr. King said.
Simply put, sidewalk rage is characterized by feeling angered by people who move at a slower pace than you.
"Anxiety is characterized by feeling incapable or not having the coping skills to handle whatever challenges you're faced with.
Our results suggest that the dizzy sensation should be treated as an indicator of a third factor that we characterized as feeling 'buzzed'buzzed
