Sentence examples for feeling favorable from inspiring English sources

Two of the three participants showed substantial improvements in performance during the practice interview sessions, and all participants reported feeling favorable about the interventions in which they participated.

On a late-summer afternoon, Mr. Steele and Mr. Adams, the tattoo contest winner, drove two hours across southern Iowa to see Mr. Knock, a prominent Democrat who was undecided but had favorable feelings toward Senator Joseph R. Biden Jr. of Delaware.

The number of Americans who rate their feelings as highly favorable to a description of Sikhism and Sikh history in America.

Thus one would intuitively think that fewer hours of duty might result in more favorable feelings about career satisfaction, emotions and attitudes.

Yet, patients may also at the same time become more aware of moments and experiences of (silent) well-being, interactions with others and care, which may lead to favorable feelings of gratitude and joy.

Elvis Mitchell of The New York Times gave a more favorable review, feeling the script was balanced and the film served its purpose as "pure entertainment".

In contrast, indirect measures try to measure participants' implicit attitudes, which Greenwald and Banaji [33] describe as "introspectively unidentified (or inaccurately identified) traces of past experience that mediate favorable or unfavorable feeling, thought, or action toward social objects" (p. 8).

In general, these studies have examined a large class of attitudes, where by "attitude" is meant "evaluative feelings of pro or con, favorable or unfavorable, with regard to particular objects"; the objects may be "concrete representations of things or actions, or abstract concepts" (Insko and Schopler 1967: 361 362).

Islam is the least favorably viewed of four U.S. religions in a 2010 Gallup poll, with nearly a third (31percentt) of Americans saying their feelings about Islam were "not favorable at all".

Fredrickson believed that hedonism would prove more favorable than eudaemonia — that discrete feelings of happiness would register on the genome more powerfully than abstract notions of meaning and purpose.

New Hampshire was again more positively disposed to Clinton, with 94% of its Democrats holding a favorable view of her, to 79% feeling upbeat about Biden.