Sentence examples for feeling oneself from inspiring English sources

Thus the sense of being not in possession of a gift but being possessed by it, feeling oneself to be the passive vessel of grace.

Sense of belonging refers to "students' sense of being accepted, valued, included, and encouraged by others (teachers and peers) in the academic classroom setting and of feeling oneself to be an important part of the life and activity of the class" (Goodenow 1993, p. 80).

Given there is concordant auditory, visual and somatosensory input for example when hearing and feeling oneself articulate the syllable "ba", or when feeling, seeing and hearing the hammer in one's hand strike there is correlated activity in different motor, sensory and multimodal brain areas (Braitenberg and Pulvermüller 1992; Pulvermüller 1999).

Feeling oneself "at the end of something," this slyly ambitious novel suggests, may well be the existential condition of being Italian-American.

She replies that both Fitzgerald and Ernest Hemingway "annoy me in the same way — one feels oneself tricked into feeling sympathy for entirely undeserving and rather tiresome people".

Sudden stoppage of reading Trump Tweets has been known to result in feelings of euphoria and giddiness and an over-all better feeling about oneself.

In seeing a sad face of another and feeling sad oneself, such feeling of sadness should count as genuinely empathic only if one recognizes that in feeling sad one's attention is still focused on the other and that it is not an appropriate reaction to aspects of one's own life.

There is a better feeling of oneself and less insecurities.

Theory of mind (ToM), the specific ability to attribute thoughts and feelings to oneself and others is generally impaired in schizophrenia.

In this case, connectivity would interfere with the central goal of any reasonable treatment, namely acquiring the skills to manage painful feelings by oneself and the ability to tolerate some degree of disappointment.

We are so afraid of "death" in America that friends and family often distance themselves from the caretaker in subtle ways, either out of fear or not knowing how to "be there" for a caretaker….so often a caretaker is a very lonely person who keeps innermost thoughts and feelings to oneself instead of finding needed emotional support.