But for all his grumbling, he has been the stand-out player at this tournament in a state of affairs that ought to prompt feelings of envy and no little embarrassment among peers who have failed to test a player unbeaten in four previous finals, but who has barely swung his cueing arm in the past 11 months.
One in seven said the perceived pressure to breastfeed prompted feelings of isolation and guilt.
Princeton's seven-grouping system, on the other hand, prompted feelings of awe, reminiscent of the inspirational effects of the French grading system.
Still, I'm tempted to categorise Art Angels as belonging to my favourite genre: music that makes your eyes water, your heart beat faster, and prompts feelings of mild concern for everyone involved.
When infants experience protection and comfort, and, at the same time, are given the opportunity to explore independently, they develop internal working models of self as independent, lovable, worthy, and self-reliant, prompting feelings of confidence and emotional regulation.
In contrast, when a child experiences rejection and the needs for comfort and exploration are ignored or are inconsistently met, the infant is likely to develop internal working models of the self as less worthy, less lovable, and less self-reliant, prompting feelings of rejection, hostility, anxiety, and ambivalence (Bowlby 1988).
The worry for many is that instead, they may deliver some of the VR experience without the magic that full set-ups offer, and prompt a feeling of "been there, done that" once the novelty wears off.
Even a brief exposure to his graceful, affirming nature prompts a feeling of reassurance for Everton and their season.
Our client Student Connections was tasked with creating a new division apart from its parent company, which prompted a feeling of uncertainty and insecurity among employees stemming from a lack of cross-functional understanding.
Altruism, in turn, is the kind, selfless behavior often prompted by feelings of compassion, though one can feel compassion without acting on it, and altruism isn't always motivated by compassion.
Their results suggest that streets with music sounds prompted more feelings of joy, sadness or melancholy, while those with human sounds like footsteps and conversation prompted joy and surprise.
