Sentence examples for internal sensations from inspiring English sources

The exhibits featured some of Alexandru Bogdan-Pitești's own drawings, which he intended to use as illustrations for his book of French-language poems, Sensations internes ("Internal Sensations").

German physiologist and comparative anatomist Johannes Peter Müller's concept of Gemeingefühl, or "cenesthesis," an individual's ability to correctly perceive internal sensations, was another of the creative etiologies proposed for pain.

Tucked deep inside the brain, the insula responds to pain, a full stomach, changes in body temperature, and other internal sensations.

ATT was also associated with a lower degree of focus on internal sensations, but not mindfulness or difficulty disengaging from pain words.

Cognitive behavioral treatment (CBT) protocols for panic disorder (PD) typically include some form of interoceptive exposure (IE repeated exposure to internal sensations.

If sounds were internal sensations or sense-data, then, as Maclachlan (1989) observes, we would hear sound sources only indirectly, in an epistemological sense, perhaps thanks to something akin to inference.

The pools reduce external stimulation, and thus enhance internal sensation of a person's world, he explains.

So, the subtle shift in the meaning of consciousness to "internal sensation" places some limits on what can be known about the mind by means of consciousness.

Thus, consciousness, as internal sensation, gives us imperfect knowledge of the soul, but it is knowledge that is sufficient for all practical (and, importantly for Malebranche, theological) purposes.

Success is an internal sensation, an internal feeling of accomplishment or contentment.

But that feeling that whatever you do is still not good enough, that internal sensation can be very, very heavy".