Sentence examples for felt active from inspiring English sources
Csikszentmihalyi supplements one of his books, "Finding Flow", with many charts of subjects who calculated the hours of the days when they felt active attention -- and happiness -- and when they felt passive.
19 It is calculated from responses to five items: (1) I have felt cheerful and in good spirits; (2) I have felt calm and relaxed; (3) I have felt active and vigorous; (4) I woke up feeling fresh and rested and (5) my daily life has been filled with things that interest me.
The WHO-5 consisted of five positively worded items including "I have felt cheerful and in good spirits"; "I have felt calm and relaxed"; "I have felt active and vigorous"; "I woke up feeling fresh and rested"; and "My daily life has been filled with things that interest me".
Residents "feel active" rather than inhabit "a place of last resort", says the trust's Tony Tench.
Yet should you feel active, the bar rents out snorkel gear and paddleboards.
By watching it on the news and reading about it we can sympathise, and somehow sympathy feels active, feels easier.
Today I feel, thanks to this decision, that I have gained a space of my own, a space that is free, where I feel active and present.
A generation is being brought up to be driven everywhere, particularly to school, because their parents feel active travel is too dangerous.
For a play so grounded in the spoken word, "The Weir" (the title refers to a dam near the pub — even more to read into) feels active and funny throughout its 95 minutes, and invites ample discussion after it ends.
Spread the word Even if your message is rooted in nothing but self-aggrandisement and nihilism, your "scene" must make those who partake in it feel "active'" If that involves throwing a spontaneous street party to celebrate the death of an old woman [as the Fat Whites were pictured doing in 2013 when Margaret Thatcher died], so be it.
