Sentence examples for heightened well-being from inspiring English sources

It's possible that the resulting reduced ambition and lower stress levels contribute to heightened well-being and life satisfaction.

From the first day I felt a sense of heightened well-being, each mile a soulful connection to a more natural rhythm, a primal rhythm.

A 2005 study, conducted by Jonathan Haidt of New York University, found that when managers were fair and self-sacrificing, employees experienced "elevation," a state of heightened well-being, and were more likely to feel loyal to their company and act kindly toward their co-workers.

The increase of reactivity to negative stimuli, the enabling of emotional expression through speech, and heightened feelings of well-being with oneself and others reflect the entactogenic activity of the substance.

This loneliness that we experience is often pervasive for so many of us through much of our lives, even after coming out, albeit less intense as we build circles of friends and social supports that enhance our well-being, but also unfortunately heightened by the rigid demands created by the gay community itself.

This might be attributed to the contents of arecoline in the areca nut which is a para-sympathomimetic agent that stimulates a sense of well-being, heightened alertness and reduction of tension [ 27] and the nicotine content in tobacco which is an addictive substance that creates dependency, making it difficult for consumers to stop the habit.

Though always spiritually inclined, that year he experienced a "sudden and inexplicable" heightened state of grace and well-being.

Without a reliable social safety net or the time and means to recover and rebuild, many children, families, and communities suffer through repeated cycles of crisis that deepen poverty, heighten social tensions and compromise well-being.10 In many protracted emergencies, crisis has become the norm – but habituation to such conditions makes them no less challenging for children and families.

This way of thinking almost always reinforces curbs on women's freedoms, by heightening the idea that a woman's honor — rather than her well-being — must be safeguarded, because she is someone else's possession.

These preliminary phases were associated with various perceptions of threats to nurses' workplace well-being due to heightened negative stress.

In some cases, parents' heightened concern for the adolescent's well-being incited increased parental scrutiny toward, and intimate care of, the youth, as illustrated below.