Sentence examples for increased feel from inspiring English sources

In these subjects, morphine induced miosis and several other mu agonist subjective effects; 100 mg tramadol increased "feel drug effect" and drug liking ratings, and decreased pupil size, but the miotic effect was not statistically significant.

The findings suggest that consumers respond to communication accommodation strategies with increased felt pleasure, arousal, and dominance.

Research suggests eating together increases feel-good oxytocin levels in the body.

It may sound like a cliche but research shows that smiling can lower your heart rate and even increase feel-good endorphins in your brain.

They reported that they felt more "vital," had "increased energy," felt "stronger" and had a better sense of "self-esteem".

As the volume increased, I felt a rasping across my chest, almost unbearably painful and yet weirdly thrilling.

When the frequency of headaches increased, they felt compelled to use more and more medication, particularly if there was no room in life for headaches at that point.

As his self-confidence increased, Tippett felt increasingly driven to write a work of overt political protest.

Awards like this, and particularly one from the Guardian with its national profile, increases the feel good factor.

Hum, sing or whistle -- One minute of doing this increases my feel good hormones.

Once prices start increasing, I feel they are going to move upward fast.