Sentence examples for feeling response from inspiring English sources

But what the melody means was defined not only by exquisite phrasing, which implies a subjective, feeling response, but also by a clear and justly measured registering of the harmony, which could be just there, simply present.

These ideals apply to both natural caring, which is caring borne of inclination and love for those close to the one-caring, and ethical caring, which is the feeling response of "I must" to a person's predicament.

Fear is a feeling response now to something that may, or may not, happen in future.

The areas of greatest importance/frequency of feeling (Response: Yes – a lot in the 'a'/frequency stem) were: 5: insulin (69%), 9: finger tests (49%), 28: social life (26%), and 2: sweets (25%).

In another room, audience members wear blood-pressure finger monitors while a man, on video, asks questions: "Are you thinking or feeling?" Responses are shown on a split screen.

There was relative enthusiasm about the value of learning sequencing information, yet it was tempered by concern about negative feeling responses and aversion to learning about incurable conditions.

Cheer, however, is hardly the emotion that residents of Flatbush, Brooklyn, are feeling in response to the group's plans in their neighborhood.

"I imagine The Daily News, after feeling the response from the supermarket owners, decided to hear the other side of the story," he said.

I've never seen a survey on loaded weapons in bars, but I have a feeling the response would not be enthusiastic.

But in life, we can't worry (per se) about what others are feeling in response to who we are and what we are doing.

(ref) Practitioners focused instead on feeling the response to stimulation as an 'echo' sensation experienced on the receiving hand, while the active hand performed the actual needling.