Yes, it is an amazing accomplishment for us humans, but it can also generate a feeling that a small part of us, the accumulated living habitation of this planet, has been propelled farther away from its home than anything ever should be.
It also argues, in what could be couched as a post-Snowden observation, that the law is likely to generate a feeling that citizens' private lives are "the subject of constant surveillance".
Dynastic rule has generated a feeling among Indian voters that the Congress Party is bankrupt of real and effective leadership and is full of sycophants of the Gandhi family who have nurtured and spread corruption while in power.
It was this kind of intense interest in the game outside of his own daily aspirations that generated a feeling for the club he would become most connected to - Arsenal - before he joined them.
He claims that rather than comply with this rule out of fear, which shows a lack of respect for others, we should comply in ways the rule was intended, out of the other-regarding motive of not wanting to cause another harm or suffering, a feeling that is generated both by our own experience of being harmed and from the nature of human beings in general.
6. "To separate them from others of similar age and qualifications solely because of their race generates a feeling of inferiority... that may affect their hearts and minds in a way unlikely ever to be undone..
Failure to do that, generates a feeling of failure and self-loath especially when failure was not do due to the person's actions.
That's because they generate a feeling in us perhaps we don't like to admit, at least in public.
A space that previously meant nothing to anyone is turned into "a catalyst for community conversation," Reynolds says, generating a feeling of shared ownership of the city.
The terrible terrorist events that have struck Israel on the Passover holiday have generated an understandable feeling that "something must be done".
