Sentence examples similar to sympathetic vigilance from inspiring English sources
Somehow, the great biopic needs to mix Van Sant's charged blankness with Stone's crude, snarling majesty, Hackford's decent vigilance, Woolley's sympathetic enthusiasm and Roeg's glowing respect for unearthly energy.
Anxiety is a highly prevalent psychological and physiological state characterized by psychomotor tension, sympathetic hyperactivity, and apprehension and vigilance syndromes and affecting one-eighth of the total population of the world and became a very important area of research interest in psychopharmacology [ 3].
Allen et al. [ 35] reported that chewing can alter central and sympathetic nervous system activity associated with vigilance performance.
To cope with harassment and discrimination, LGBT people, writes IGLHRC (the International Gay and Lesbian Human Rights Commission) in a 2011 report, "rely on the vigilance of family, friends, and sympathetic neighbors [and]... derive a sense of security from the ability to close a window or lock a door as both physical and a psychological barriers against intrusion and violence".
As anyone who has ever had to fend off a woolly-mammoth attack will tell you, the hormonal cascade that is generated in a state of emergency by your body's sympathetic nervous system — the so-called fight-or-flight response — empowers you to act with preternatural energy and vigilance.
Sympathetic parliamentarians formed a fact-finding team to investigate their plight.In the end, the best defence against corruption is the vigilance of activists like Mr Saldi.
Your vigilance is commendable".
It demands resolute vigilance.
That assault spurred vigilance.
