Sentence examples for feeling studies from inspiring English sources

His book The True Voice of Feeling: Studies in English Romantic Poetry (1953) revived the reputation of the Romantic poets.

You can't win!" He would rather simply understand himself as someone who gets a lot out of giving, then harness that feeling, study it and see how the mechanisms involved can inspire others to succeed.

Though there are times when Mr. Whishaw's performance "trembles on the edge of caricature," Mr. Scott wrote in The Times in September, "these moments, rather than feeling studied or obvious, arrive with startling keenness and disarming beauty, much in the way that Keats's own lyrics do".

The audio-recorded observations were used to avoid the couples feeling "studied" and hearing what was recorded.

Nonjudgmental observation enables people to really get to know themselves without feeling any negative feelings, study researcher Erika Carlson, of Washington University in St . Louis noted.

It is our feeling that studies that limit their outcomes to death or disease recurrence oversimplify the disposition decision made by EPs every day.

"The bishops also had the feeling the study would just stir up more controversy," Father Connors said.

This failure to mirror the faces of those they are watching or talking to robs them of the ability to understand what people are feeling, the study says.

Because of the essentially internal, subjective nature of feeling, its study has been concerned with two distinct problems namely, how an event is perceived and what the perceived event is.

Final opinion on headline = (initial gut feeling) * (study support for headline).

And this isn't just a weird feeling; a study released earlier this year found that people who binge watch TV are more likely to experience anxiety, depression and stress.