Sentence examples for feeling formed from inspiring English sources

Prejudice is described as an unfavorable opinion or feeling formed beforehand or without knowledge, thought, or reason.

Coding transcripts to identify recurrent statements and expressed feelings formed the basis of the thematic framework (see online supplementary appendix 1).

Searcey's description of the crime gave that feeling form.

By the time the Brücke disbanded, in 1913, it had revived a rawness of feeling, form and execution that had been largely absent from European art since early medieval times.

As Mill put it, "knowing so little of human feelings, he knew still less of the influences by which those feelings are formed": even in his 80s, "he was a boy".

This is why you should have this talk before deep-seated feelings have formed.

If they need a bit for an emotion or a feeling to form in the eyes before they sing, I can take that time.

Adam has come to realize that Anna has grown into a stranger, but his inability to articulate his feelings forms an icy barrier between them that neither knows how to melt.

Using myth to stand for human drives and needs, much as Freud would later do, Nietzsche wrote that passion and suffering derived from Dionysus, god of wine and sensuality and the dark unconscious states that these inspired; the ability to give these feelings form was a gift of Apollo, god of cool white marble sculpture, clean lines, and willed illusion.

That's what you're adapting: the feelings, not form – the instincts and all the incredible things that are called up.

Women expressed more negative feelings about forming new romantic relationships, perhaps unsurprisingly given the numbers.