Sentence examples for shaping feelings. from inspiring English sources

But let us not forget the continuing pressure of lack of opportunity that can be pervasive in low income communities of color, and its effect on the lives of citizens in shaping feelings of resentment that trigger violence when one incident "too far" occurs.

"We can shape feelings and energies by tapping into the artistic quality of language and inner vision".

That's the major point of the show, she says, that belief and faith can be the most important factors in shaping our feelings and actions.

But I do know that the content of school curriculum must reflect and humanize the lives our children have lived, and act as an engine for shaping their feelings and impulses into constructive acts of agency and positive assertions of belief.

About 30% of all women taking insulin struggle with subclinical symptoms of disordered eating, such as restrictive eating, a preoccupation with weight and shape, feelings of guilt after eating, and strategic misuse of insulin for weight control (46).

In recent years, various experiments have shown that grammatical genders can shape the feelings and associations of speakers toward objects around them.

But recent history has taught us that language doesn't have to linger to shape our feelings, even when we think we're wise to its pitfalls.

As they created architectural projects, their movements were sometimes calm, sometimes impulsive, as if the environments they built helped shape their feelings.

Still, this is the first study to look at exogenous factors in online reviews, which makes it a fascinating glimpse into both the Internet hivemind and the forces that quietly shape our feelings, on the Internet and off it.

By making students more conscious of the degree to which modes of presentation shape the seemingly neutral space of discussion, the students who tended to feel intimidated by more assertive students came to realize that many of the factors that encourage and shape their feelings of intimidation are irrelevant to the quality of the positions being evaluated.

Now, this onetime student of powerlessness, a woman whose early identity was profoundly shaped by feelings of alienation — because of her race, her gender and her evolving sexuality — is emerging as the ultimate insider: a mastermind behind the biggest political upset of the year and a sought-after voice as the city re-evaluates what it most wants from its first family.