Sentence examples for harm feeling from inspiring English sources

34 To the authors' knowledge, there are no self-report measures of aggression and bullying that include each of the defined elements of: intent to harm, feeling of hurt, physical and relational aggression, repetition, power imbalance, and covert behaviour that is deliberately or intentionally hidden from adults.

He is careful to distinguish "dignity harms" from the hurt feelings one might experience in the face of speech that offends.

There is no harm in feeling the presence of the past, in all its smoldering complexity.

"There's no research that shows there's any harm from feeling like you want to present as male or female and then deciding later on that you don't," says Telfer.

How to define that "harm" will always be a controversial subject but real harm is surely something more than hurt feelings.

How to define that "harm" will always be a controversial subject — but real harm is surely something more than hurt feelings.

A bill put forward by the upper house's National Reconciliation Commission suggests censoring "trite movies and those TV programmes that are contrary to Afghan beliefs...and harm the feelings of our people".

Based on these studies, there is still further investigation on living conditions in rural and urban areas that could help a future theoretical framework, which still requires study: does the area urban or rural in which retirees live help or harm their feelings of happiness?

Other potential harms include feeling uncomfortable or sad during questionnaire administration or discomfort with phlebotomy.

Patients who self-harm describe feeling humiliated by the experience of receiving physical treatment delivered without empathy, which differentiated them from patients with other conditions.

Specific examples of psychological harm include: "feelings of worthlessness, distress, guilt, anger or fear…disclosure of sensitive or embarrassing information" (p16).