Sentence examples for felt relation from inspiring English sources

After all, we touch using our skin, muscles, joints, and we can touch using nearly every surface along the whole body.[2] Armstrong's view, discussed above, suggested that touch was always a felt relation between our bodies and some objective feature connected directly to us.

Virginia Woolf crops up twice, first in Alison Light's Mrs Woolf and the Servants, an account of the Bloomsbury writer's volatile and intensely felt relations with her live-in staff.

Making this work had only reinforced how polarised I felt in relation to these men in navy suits, telling me repeatedly of a "land of opportunity for all", which most of us will never see.

It appeared on 2 August 1986, erected by Bill Heine as a commentary on the impotence he felt in relation to nuclear proliferation.

Particular attention is given to Earth, felt in relation with the Sun and the Moon.

The lack of application was particularly felt in relation to the learning of pharmacology.

Health Distress was measured using a 4 item questionnaire to assess the level of fear, worry and/or frustration each individual felt in relation to their disease [ 37].

However, as for anxiety, depression and mental health, it is plausible that a greater knowledge and understanding of disease gained during the SMI, in addition to SM strategies, could reduce fear, worry and/or frustration felt in relation to RA.

However, this was not only felt in relation to increased knowledge of how to precept students, but it was also explained, that the acquired knowledge could be used to support less experienced preceptors.

Participants respond on a 5-point Likert scale, from "not at all" to "extremely", the extent to which each behavior describes how they felt in relation to the floods during the preceding 7 days.

The level of responsibility felt in relation to the importance of background planning, and the need for continual monitoring of their child's health status, resulted in parents often being reluctant to give other parents the responsibility of looking after their children in relation to sport and physical activity.