Sentence examples for we cannot feel from inspiring English sources

But although we cannot feel affections or passions at will, we are naturally fitted to feeling particular affections, including benevolent ones, under particular circumstances.

Hutcheson also argues that it is impossible to reduce feelings of benevolence to what is advantageous, because we cannot feel benevolence at will, no matter how clearly we calculate the advantage in doing so (Inquiry, 126-7).

"We cannot feel any hate towards them.

We cannot feel the depths of your pain," she said.

"We cannot feel good all the time, nor should we".

We cannot feel like we are that dominant.

We really cannot feel anxiety when we are in the present moment.

It is not simply that one fails to comprehend fully the nature of moral action without this, but that we also cannot feel the contradictions that will move us to action, and without action there is no morality.

When we play together, I cannot feel that things are any other way".

"Because training sessions are closed," he told reporters in Asia this week, "you cannot feel what we are transferring to the matches.

However, we have found that people cannot feel it just by trying out a device, rather, some might even misestimate it when experiencing the images in an improper fashion.