Sentence examples for unspecific feeling from inspiring English sources
Vincent Bataillon's screen direction of Sunday's presentation of the May 12th performance heightened the unspecific feeling by taking an exceptionally remote view of the action.
These observations indicate that OFC activation is involved in processes that convey an unspecific feeling about an object without necessarily triggering explicit recognition.
The "but" comes from an unspecific but widespread feeling that the United States treats Russia today as a second-rate power.
A frontbench Conservative admits to a "feeling of unspecific guilt" when he boards a Great North Eastern Railway train from London, though his party's history tells a more nuanced story.
Third, the increased preoccupation and awareness of bodily symptoms patterns is likely to cause chronic stress particularly as the lack of a "medical explanation" for unspecific symptoms often leads to feelings of uncertainty, to rejection from the side of the physician with subsequent symptom amplification and persistence of symptoms – yet without any prospects of successful treatment.
"When people in Florida are feeling depressed and miserable with some unspecific malady, they sometimes tell one another that they have the spreading decline," McPhee wrote.
But the Labour leader was also pretty unspecific about what this inquiry ought to look at.
Problems in the translation of the avoidance items in the PTSD instruments might be responsible for this difference, as subtle modification in the translation process may turn PTSD avoidance criteria (like "less interest in important activities" or "feeling as if future plans will not come true") into unspecific depressive items that are unrelated to a traumatic experiences.
In the end of the learning phase, subjects completed a self-rating questionnaire consisting of 5-point rating scales concerning feelings of activation, tiredness, motivation, attention, concentration and other psychological and physiological characteristics that might exert unspecific effects on cognitive functioning.
The state Election Law is typically unspecific.
