Sentence examples for feelings of which from inspiring English sources

Again, I rewrote her movie to reflect feelings of which she seems to be unaware.

I think therapy was probably easier to do when it was more surprising to speculate, as Freud did, that the patient may have sexual feelings of which he or she is unaware.

In many eastern European countries, adultery does not in itself constitute a ground for divorce; both partners must testify, under the principle of "general breakdown," that the offense resulted in the decline of those feelings of which marital unity is composed.

Or original feelings, of which there are few".

He realized that his education had neglected the culture or cultivation of feelings, of which hope is a primary instance (Autobiography, 1. 84).

In the Metaphysics of Morals, Kant lists moral feeling, conscience, love of human beings, and respect (for oneself) as special kinds of feelings of which we are made aware only though consciousness of the moral law (MM 6 399).

"We just purely went through the pictures to get a feeling of which picture stops us," said Rune Eraker, who edited the project alongside Mr. Rasmussen and Laara Matsen, a photographer, writer, photo editor and curator.

The ideal agent has "good feelings" of wishing (which replaces desire), caution (which replaces fear), and joy (which replaces pleasure) (Graver 2007, 51 55).

The end result is music that gently triggers a series of images and feelings, none of which you can name and all of which seem entirely common.

Because self-control seems to be, in this setting, both a deeply ingrained habit and a public virtue, eruptions of feeling — some of which come close to physical violence — arrive with special force in "A Separation".

This may lead to feelings of uncertainty which might lower consumption.