Sentence examples for feeling for example from inspiring English sources

The living being undergoes a sensation and this sensation (an affect or feeling for example) gets inscribed in organic material.

Being downright godless is no impediment to feeling, for example, that the title track is something sublime.

One general term used is saṃvedana which translates as "feeling", for example sukha-saṃvedana (feeling of pleasure).

The Kings have very deftly combined 19th-century aesthetics and 21st-century luxe, matching the feeling, for example, of the deepest layers of wallpaper they managed to uncover with William Morris-y prints by Bradbury & Bradbury.

Sometimes answers aren't found in our words but elsewhere in our body, a gut feeling, for example.

Our study indicated that all volunteers felt no pain nor had other unpleasant feeling (for example, stinking sensation) during and after the experiments.

Its tag line, "Capture What's Inside You," emphasizes what the youths in the picture were thinking or feeling -- for example, in an action shot of a girls' basketball game, the girl shooting the ball is labeled "capture hope," while an opposing teammate's image is labeled "capture envy".

Because both animals and humans are capable of feeling pain, for example, both have an interest in avoiding it.

In those rare cases where brain activity is detectable, doctors might be able to ask immobilized patient if they are feeling pain, for example, and, through a series of yes-or-no questions, where.

Many parents described feeling conflicted; for example, in one study parents described being torn between what they thought was in the best interest of their child and what they, as parents, wanted [ 25].

Also, state your current feelings, for example, shout out "so angry but i feel like there's a hole that cannot be filled".