Sentence examples for feeling increased from inspiring English sources

This generosity has its own reward: Study author Amy Muise told the Wall Street Journal that when partners have sex "to enhance intimacy and feel closer to their partner," they end up feeling increased sexual desire themselves.

You've accomplished a lot already with analytics, but are feeling increased pressure to do more.

Based on post-camp interviews, residents came away from the Globul5 experience feeling increased confidence and having convictions about how to best support creative collaboration.

Yet in early trials, while it showed little promise for relieving depression, it left female — but not male — subjects feeling increased lust.

Moreover, feeling increased uncertainty about his position in France, where he had fled to in 1162, Alexander returned to Rome in 1165 and sought support from the Normans.

Nonetheless, feeling increased pressure from law enforcement, Awlaki moved to the United Kingdom in 2002, where he established a dedicated following of young British Muslims.

The museum was feeling increasing pressure to digitize.

The U.C.L.A. survey also found that students were feeling increasing financial pressure.

In this political season, the administration is feeling increasing pressure over soaring oil prices, which reached $30 a barrel last week.

Anti-immigrant feeling increases the sense that modern Britain is minded to pull the duvet over its head.

The feeling increases in intensity as more urine accumulates, and it becomes uncomfortable at a bladder volume of 350 400 millilitres.