Sentence examples for inward feeling from inspiring English sources

This made an impression on her, partly because she realized how it would have flummoxed a behaviorist to see this complete detachment of behavior and inward feeling and partly because none of the neurologists on the rounds were surprised.

The danger he sees, however, is that such formal development can become completely detached from the musical expression of inward feeling and subjectivity, and that, as a result, music can cease being a genuine art and become mere artistry.

My outward appearance goes with my inward feelings.

They studied outward behaviour, not inward feelings; choices made, not pleasures taken.

He adopts the austere seascape as the external image of inward feelings which are chilling in themselves and on which he imposes a cool self-discipline.

Hope is a visceral word, relating to deep inward feelings that are easy to identify but hard to describe.

Don't show your inward feelings but the good ones.

What ways are most comfortable for you in expressing your inward feelings?

During the Great Depression the anger and frustration the unemployed felt were often turned inward to feelings of guilt and self-recrimination.

They may turn their rage inward, internalizing the feeling and acting on it against their own bodies.

I have heard with admiring submission the experience of the lady who declared that the sense of being perfectly well dressed gives a feeling of inward tranquillity that religion is powerless to bestow.