Sentence examples for without necessarily feeling from inspiring English sources

He is intensely serious about his work, it seems, without necessarily feeling the same way about himself.

More than two million Turks do the dirty work in Germany, without necessarily feeling part of anything.

Rather, he has always lived supinely in technocracies, "though without necessarily feeling that was a bad thing".

When she was younger, she was hardly able to interpret even the simplest expressions of emotion; she learned to "decode" them later, without necessarily feeling them.

But you can reap all the benefits of confidence (mostly wearing-lipstick related) without necessarily feeling it on the inside.

Cognitive empathy (or perspective taking) is defined as understanding the emotional state of another (Blair, 2005; Jolliffe & Farrington, 2006; Smith, 2006), without necessarily feeling those emotions (Batson, Early, & Salvarani, 1997; Batson et al., 2007).

But Ueda's games always have some of that; they're meant to be enjoyed while you have time to take in the environments, without anything necessarily feeling like it's lighting a fire under you as the player.

The key is thinking, not necessarily feeling.

"They don't walk away necessarily feeling 'gypped.'".

A child may also be thinking about their own sexuality and wanting private access to information to help them try to understand their feelings — without necessarily wanting to signpost all that to their parents.

You can feel sympathetic without feeling empathetic.