Sentence examples for theme feeling from inspiring English sources

The BBC initially disliked Hazlehurst's theme, feeling it was not proper for a comedy programme to have such mellow music.

The second theme, feeling apprehension, supports several authors in the literature [ 30, 46- 50] who identified the anticipation of reactions, along with the future, life expectancy and possible other disclosures, as a source of uncertainty and stress for HIV-positive women.

The sub-themes related to the theme Feeling safe were: "being in supportive hands" and "feeling grateful".

Sub-themes related to the theme Feeling trapped in a weird world were: 'having hallucinations', 'being in a nightmare' and 'being remorseful'.

Sub-themes related to the theme Feeling drained of viability were: 'having a body under attack', 'losing strength', and 'being close to death'.

Four categories emerged during analysis of the data that were cross-cut by one broader theme, "Feeling abandoned and lost within an unsupportive system".

Soundtrack Central thought it was a "superb mix of epic adventure and traditional themes", while Square Enix Music Online appreciated the melding of futuristic, ethnic and religious themes, feeling that the recurring chanting sound effects made everything sound coherent.

Seems like "Nothing Was the Same" won't see the rapper leaving his core themes (feeling a certain way about sex and women, coming up, speaking to a certain demographic, singing) behind.

The four themes "feeling of relaxation", changes in body sensation", "images and visualizations" and "connecting to family" could clearly be coded and summarized from the patients' narrations.

When asked "how, if at all, did the teaching intervention alter or inform your practice?" participants' responses could be grouped into the following themes: feeling more capable of identifying anatomic structures and possible routes of spread, having a better understanding of contouring and nodal levels, and having more confidence with planning and treating.

In a typical six session unit each session has a "theme": Feelings, Senses, Movement, Make Believe, Listening, Playmaking.