Sentence examples for feeling evolved from inspiring English sources

Not much later that evening, the bloated feeling evolved into a sort of delicate nausea coupled with a more tender belly.

"How could I work on this?" Still, a few days later her feelings evolved again.

Knowing how my selfish and altruistic feelings evolved doesn't help me decide at all.

But as their feelings evolved over the next few months, there came a night, Ms. Friedman recalled, when after a few glasses of wine Mr. Crawford blurted out that he "fancied her".

The question remains how such feelings evolved and whether the social environment was relevant historically (see section below).

But as he made his way west, Gordon's feelings evolved.

These feelings evolved into certain images: snow silently falling on the ocean, various compositions of clouds, and a singing nightingale.

Chief among its faults is that benevolent feelings evolved to apply only to members of our own group.

This can be tricky where friends are involved, so make sure you set boundaries that stop feelings evolving into something more serious.

The notion evolves into a feeling of ease as they begin to embark through the room, their arms outstretched.

Suppose, however, that evolutionary influences not only did not design our faculties to track moral truths, but did positively shape them in ways that have pervasively conditioned the content of our moral thought and feeling, through evolved emotional dispositions or "domain specific modules" that provide us with inherited moral instincts that shape our beliefs.