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%).
Instead, it was Perry's remarks about emotional intelligence, his admission that it was hard "to be aware of one's subtle feelings, responses and desires".
Although the story is told in the third person, Carla is the focus of consciousness; the narrative unfolds through her memories, feelings, responses to friends and colleagues both black and white, her desire for Maxwell and her wish to bear his child before it is too late.
Which best describes your feelings?" Responses ranged from 1 = "Completely heterosexual or 'straight'" to 5 = "Completely homosexual or 'gay'".
We used focus group discussions (FGDs) because FGDs are typically designed to elicit normative feelings, responses, experiences, or world-views [ 17], and to meet time and resource constrains.
While some participants noted the mitigating effect of exercise on these feelings, responses were attributed to this category when women stated that feelings were a barrier to participation: " Well, if I wake up in the morning and I'm in a bad mood, and … I say to hell about the gym".
