Seward's position on the Emancipation Proclamation when Lincoln read it to his cabinet in July 1862 is uncertain; Secretary of War Edwin Stanton wrote at the time that Seward opposed it in principle, feeling the slaves should simply be freed as Union armies advanced.
Our fourth design principle, feelings of belonging, was assessed with two different scales: one focused on students' overall perceptions of belonging during the Summer minicourse and Fall research course (Asher and Weeks, 2014), and the other assessed how personable students perceived the instructors to be (adapted from Linnenbrink-Garcia et al., 2013).
Here Turner notes the experience of a young Quaker who contrary to his professed principles admits to feeling that he ought not to smoke within the meeting house when he is taking his turn on the cleaning rota.
Main Street's current suspicion and resentment of Wall Street machinations has introduced the mainstream, historically naïve and unbothered about macroeconomics principles and practices, into feeling that presence in their immediate lives.
We're particularly susceptible to this principle when we're feeling uncertain, and are more likely to be influenced by the people we perceive to be similar to us.
He was a professed atheist, but he had a spiritual and ethical view of life and regarded some principles and feelings as sacred, particularly love and friendship.
"He was not only a great inspiration but also an important figure in upholding the values, principles and feelings of football, even after finishing his career".
Afterwards, the subjects were asked to participate in creating a mosaic with the theme "different selves," and to offer their own explanation of the principles and feelings related to the use of color in the creative work.
It was the same set of principles and feelings that led me to purchase a last-minute, expensive plane ticket to BinderCon.
Yet, nice as it is in principle, it can end up all feeling a bit Austin Powers.
