Sentence examples for recognising feelings from inspiring English sources

Be that as it may, as social animals, humans are highly skilled at recognising feelings and intentions in others.

I don't think of literary novels as self-help documents, although literature undoubtedly saved my life when I was young, enabling me to disappear into all manner of stories, to recognise feelings that I felt alone in.

A significantly greater proportion of ANU students than Chinese students recognised " feeling overwhelmed" as a typical sign of depression.

Recognising our feelings and where they come from is important because it tells us what we value.

I won't recognise your feelings of intrusion, because I won't recognise that there's anything to intrude upon.

I find it helpful to reflect on what I know about each service user before I see them, recognise my feelings about their situation and set that aside.

The simplest way to achieve this is for the Rupert Murdoch to recognise the feelings of the public and the will of the House of Commons and withdraw this bid.

But the main hurdle was that Allynne had never before been with a woman, and it took her a while to recognise her feelings.

If you can go with them and hold your mind as empty and tranquil as they are, and recognise your feelings at the same time, you will realise your full response to this work".

That said, we of course recognised that feelings are expressed to be shared; they are a resource for bonding (Martin et al. 2013).

He says the challenge is to try to recognise the feelings, even if they are unpleasant, without reacting to them in a knee-jerk way.