"What makes combat veterans ill is not always about being a victim, but, in some instances, feeling very much both a perpetrator and a victim at the same time".
He expressed the conundrum created for black souls searching for a higher lover and yet by all instances feeling that this love is white, guided by white principles, and meant to uphold only white lives.
For instance, feeling runs so high at the Masjid Salam, a mosque on West 116th Street in Harlem, that Imam Moustapha Soumahoro said he would call 911 if anyone so much as spoke against the Iraq war.
He cut a large chunk out of Jerry's dying speech in "The Zoo Story" some thirty years after he wrote the play, for instance, feeling that a man discoursing for several pages with a knife in his chest was too operatic for his taste at that point.
This scale contains 20 items on, for instance, feeling at ease or upset (Sesti, 2000).
We applied the 20-item version with items relating to, for instance, feeling depressed or fearful, being happy, and enjoying life.
That passion over cholesterol runs in both directions, with enthusiasts of more animal food intake -- Paleo, dieters, for instance -- feeling vindicated; and my vegan friends contending that an excess of cholesterol must have scrambled the brains of the Advisory Committee members, and prevented them from thinking clearly.
In the growing field of haptics (touch-based signals, to the layperson), for instance, feelings that correspond to our sense of touch compel us to perform certain actions.
In several instances, evaluators reported feeling pressured by upper management to raise their ratings, apparently to avoid hampering the authority's ability to deal with vendors in the future.
For instance, siblings report feeling guilty because they did not die, so called survivor guilt [ 18].
A number of women who underwent breast reduction, for instance, talked about feeling deformed, or not like other women before surgery.
