Sentence examples for generalized feeling from inspiring English sources

But those are just mosaic pieces: many of the reports from the markets spoke of a generalized feeling that the world economy is weak sick and not rallying.

The lure is neither the individuals nor the material they perform so much as a more generalized feeling of large-spiritedness that the Ailey company always delivers.

These "feel good" videos won't change any minds because the anger from the Muslim street seems to derive from our support of the tyrannical governments that rule their countries; our position in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict; the presence of American soldiers on their soil; and a generalized feeling of longtime perceived injustices and slights.

The major themes are a generalized feeling of increased distrust and lack of safety.

It is so easy to look back on history with a gauzy generalized feeling that things were inevitable.

Look no further than our current pre-Occupied state and the Arab Spring -- perhaps not perfectly organized or focused, but strong in their ability to leverage social media, common discontent and a generalized feeling of "not going to take this anymore" (whatever "it" might be).

Anger relating to school setting cannot be generalized to global experiences of the feeling of anger.

When spouses or family members, for example, spend years rewriting their anxious or scared feelings, that mental habit gets generalized into rewriting any aspect of life that bothers them.

The most common type of clinical anxiety is generalized anxiety disorder, marked by excessive worry and feelings of fear and dread, often for no concrete reason.

Subjects must acknowledge feeling anxious and have three or more symptoms of anxiety to meet DSM-IV criteria for a Generalized Anxiety Disorder.

Suffering cannot be generalized.