Sentence examples for interpretation of feeling from inspiring English sources

As the recipient of the email, Woodward has taken the all-too-common interpretation of feeling attacked.

Herbart extends his interpretation of feeling and desire to the phenomena of affect[51] and passion, the "strongest expressions of feeling and desire [respectively]" (SW VI: 75).

Patients' experience and interpretation of treatment, such as perceptions of feeling no benefit from treatment and, conversely, stopping treatment when benefit was experienced, were also perceived as causes of non-adherence.

That feeling of feeling nothing.

(And some people may further deny the interpretation of the feeling).

Benjamin's "Self-Discovery" series, which depicts a flaxen-haired young woman sleeping wrapped up in a bundle of road maps, is a literal interpretation of the feeling of being lost and discovering oneself.

It's a literal interpretation of the feeling that most of us have: that the Johnson mayoral terms have been ones in which anything other than the nice, quiet, flat white lives of people who move into flats next to nightclubs and venues and are then surprised that those places open late and are quite loud, is to be viewed with suspicion.

This explains why every other sentence Stella utters, when she's in full flight with one of her spirit visitors, is: "Do you understand that?" It's all to do, she says, with the interpretation of what she's feeling and hearing – that's why she has to keep asking the living end of the conversation whether what she's saying makes sense.

If we took the bare mystical experience -- a feeling, really -- and if we ask mystics who have those feelings in different geographic locations, we will get different interpretations of the feelings, depending on the locale.

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The epithet slut in a pretrial psychological report also became a topic of focus for the media: Carrington accused the media of completely missing the point that the report was not stating the views of the psychiatrist, rather it was the psychiatrist's interpretation of Webster's feelings.