Sentence examples for model of feeling from inspiring English sources

Ongoing work in the 1990s on history and media discourse, and literary and fine art criticism, was both enriched by and in turn enriched our model of feeling in discourse (e.g. Coffin 2006, Iedema et al. 1994, Rothery & Stenglin 2000).

The three plotless dances and a new dance-drama that the Pearl Lang Dance Theater presented at the Kaye Playhouse were exhilarating, all models of feeling expressively recreated on stage.

Some described the keys of the original models of feeling like dead flesh.

And it seems to me a model of an especially modern experience -- of feeling a part of things while being apart from them.

That feeling of feeling nothing.

As the two factor model of the feeling fat subscale also provided a significantly better fit than the uni-dimensional model for non-pregnant women (as covered in the next subsection), subsequent measurement invariance tests of the feeling fat subscale separated the items into these two identified subcomponents.

From a distance it's breezy and sweet, a eyelash-fluttering flirtation run hard through the Disney-pop model of digitized feelings and brusque, chipper arrangements.

Several models admitted to feeling as though the event had awakened their lapsed sense of style.

In contrast, the human sensory NOAECs/LOAECs are based on the stimulation of the chemosensory systems (see Part 1), often as acute inhalation study and they are supposed to provide estimates of reversible effects located at very early stages of the first pathway of the model (feeling of the exposure).

Children who strive to emulate the manufactured "perfection" of these role models are left feeling insecure and inadequate.

From a non-linear perspective, Karasek's model explains the origin of feeling of frustration as the absence of challenges resulting from monotony owing to low demands in the workplace [ 50].