A person can be alone without being lonely, which implies feelings of loss or alienation.
The liberating sweetness of the earlier movie has mellowed into a saltier, sadder flavor, but Mr. Linklater, one of our most literate and intelligent directors, has not talked himself out of the possibility of romance, and the movie's relaxed, discursive structure is dense with implied feeling and oblique drama (A. O. Scott).
Experiencing insecurity implied feelings of distrust, insufficient information or lack of availability of a physician.
Data quality did not allow for extensive latent analysis, i.e. a coding of the 'underlying' meaning and implied feelings [ 36].
9 19 Good control would imply feelings that treatment was 'right' or 'was working' whereas poor control would invoke the sense that treatment was ineffective.
Frequent hypoglycemic episodes were experienced during the breastfeeding period, leading to feelings of an unpredictable and unsafe daily life which decreased energy and could imply feelings of self-pity.
Micro-cheating is an unhelpful idea, as the psychologist Justin Lehmiller noted on The Cut website, because it implies that feeling the tiniest attraction to anyone else is a red flag – a notion so at odds with normal human functioning that it sets a standard no relationship could ever meet.
"Cooperative mentality" refers to the sense of active cooperation with local businesses that continues to maintain business contacts; "special trust" implies a feeling of trust-based identity but also a feeling of trust for the locals, as reflected in the tendency to strengthen cooperation and exchanges with local businesses and employees.
"That implies a feeling of ownership of advertising [by newspapers], which perhaps isn't the way advertisers would see it," he said.
Though the author later claimed his word was rooted in religious Beatitudes, it was described by a Times writer as "more than mere weariness, it implies the feeling of having been used, of being raw... a sort of nakedness of mind".
In our study, students' situational understanding refers to learners' subjective competence, which also implies the feeling of self-confidence when being able to follow the lesson.
