Sentence examples for gain a feeling from inspiring English sources
This chapter addresses the art of designing influence or of helping members gain a feeling of control in the environment.
It was important to many of them to be able to feed themselves in order to gain a feeling of independence and increase self-esteem.
Still, there was plenty to do and see, and we hoped the trip would help our daughters gain a feeling of ease and familiarity with China.
His first job was to research building restoration and he worked with craftsmen for 10 years to gain a feeling for materials.
And fantasies about things we fear in real life can be a powerful way to grapple with and gain a feeling of control over that fear.
When examining a function used in a mathematical model, such geometric notions have physical interpretations that allow a scientist or engineer to quickly gain a feeling for the behaviour of a physical system.
The Tipping Point is undeniably compelling, though, and I definitely gained a feeling of enlightenment from reading it, as if some new tool for understanding the world had been handed to me.
Another influence on the game was psychologist Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi's work on flow, wherein a person fully immerses themselves in an activity and gains a feeling of energized focus.
The patient works towards a foreseeable end of treatment, gaining a feeling of security from the well-regulated procedure, which supports adjustment to the current situation.
It isn't about having them dish out empty apologies but helping them gain a real feeling for the emotions and experience of another person.
