Sentence examples for feeling more often from inspiring English sources

A research of Entzinger and Dourleijn (2008) in Rotterdam for instance shows that amongst Moroccan youngsters, scoring lowest on the ethnic hierarchy in the Netherlands (Hagendoorn 2007) and feeling more often rejected than other migrant groups (Moors et al. 2009), the number of practicing Muslims increases.

If you do nothing else, saying thank you (with feeling) more often will strengthen your connection.

But perhaps we should seek out the feeling more often, as psychologists keep finding new ways that it benefits us.

Our finding that patients who had anxious/depressed feelings had a higher probability to choose for radical treatment is in line with another study (van Tol-Geerdink et al, 2006), which showed that patients with higher anxiety/depressed feelings more often chose aggressive treatment than patients with low anxiety/depressed feelings.

18 In contrast, we found that less experienced clinicians reported gut feelings more often than did senior clinicians, suggesting increasing diagnostic certainty with experience, perhaps also suggesting that the features triggering a gut feeling are assimilated into conscious diagnostic reasoning processes over time.

She is more sensitive to body language than boys, she's more relational, she notices things in more detail, she sees the big picture, she expresses her feelings more often, etc.

And if you do find yourself often feeling more frustrated than satisfied, these techniques will not solve your larger issues with your job.

According to legal observers, the five-day proceeding was highly unusual for what is known as a post-conviction hearing – which generally has a very limited scope – often feeling more like a trial than a limited hearing.

Dulski wrote on her own Facebook that, "At a time when our world seems increasingly divided and people are often feeling more alone, it is more important than ever to help people create and be part of communities that are meaningful to them — communities that teach us about each other and remind us of what we share rather than what pulls us apart".

Tom: Well, I suppose a Manhattan bike messenger might have a slightly different perspective, often feeling more of a sense of oneness with bumper and asphalt.

Gosling externalises and makes plain what his character is thinking and feeling more than Williams, who is often a little sphinx-like.