To denote the particular feeling of knowing that serves as an essential terminator of the species-specific motivation concerned with protection from harm, we coined the term "yedasentience," [ 16] from the Hebrew yeda = knowing and Latin sentire = to feel.
There is no better feeling than truly serving the people.
"He had this extraordinarily strong feeling of traditional obligation to serve the nation," Robert S. McNamara, the former secretary of defense and Mr. Bundy's boss, said in an interview.
In later life he would deride his early poems, but their reservoirs of buried feelings served him well, keeping his desert places from drying out entirely.
And I guess it can all distil down to that: open to the elements and without a metal box around you, the feeling of vulnerability and danger merely serving to heighten the senses, you really do feel part of the world around you.
Most of all, George missed the feeling of purpose he had when serving with his fellow Marines.
It is an opportunity for us to consider what our feelings of superiority actually serve: the ecosystem or our egos?
Ibn Ezra experienced deeply and fully the soul's alienation in this world and her longing for divine redemption, and his poetic expressions of these awesome feelings served better as credentials for his expertise in matters of his soul than could any academic diploma.
Each served a feeling of the poet's that, Blackmur guessed, "did not exist, even in his own mind, until he had put it down in words".
My own observations on the field, not with historical expertise but with the gut feeling of a journalist who once served in the Turkish military as a logistics sergeant, confirm that the Zsibot area should be looked into more thoroughly.
