The Western system, though materially more successful, also crushed the human individual, inducing feelings of powerlessness, which — as Trump's victory has shown — can turn politically toxic.
Known for inducing feelings of euphoria, closeness and diminished anxiety, Ecstasy was quickly embraced by Wall Street traders and Chelsea gallerinas.
In contrast, girls hold on to their identity of being 'a celiac', despite the social difficulties, but expressed how the disease had put an extra burden in life by inducing feelings of being an outsider.
Hormonal fluctuations due to puberty can result in frequent 'unexplainable' (high) blood glucose values, easily inducing feelings of anger, frustration and discouragement, thereby contributing to poor adherence and subsequent deterioration of glycemic control and quality of life (QoL) [ 26].
For this year's Photo Issue, we asked the collective to interpret that infatuated puppy love swoon-inducing feeling girls get when they see a dreamboat slouching at his desk in the back of homeroom.
Electric stimulations of local areas of the somatosensory cortex in conscious persons induce feeling that various spots of the whole-body skin are touched [33].
Could it not induce feelings of discomfort, stress and demotivation by making 'users' (i.e. people) feel they are being microscopically and continuously judged just for how they live? .
It induced feelings of solitude and wonderment.
At this point "The Breathing Show" induces feelings of confusion, inadequacy and anger.
The drug can also induce feelings of paranoia, drowsiness and disorientation.
No one depicts squirm-inducing feelings more unflinchingly than Payne does.
