Sentences with phrase «developed sense»

All of these actions require a well - developed sense of confidence that no amount of digital conquests will provide you with.

In «The Truth About Dating in Your 30s,» for example, the team highlights how to date smarter, have a more developed sense of self, and learn to see past previous dating experiences.

I had a strong opinion about most things, and after we had worked together for a few hours, she already developed a sense of what I would like.

You have developed a sense of humor and love to play and tease.

A developed sense of personal style is all about looking good and more importantly feeling good!

They've developed a sense of comfort with their bodies.

Kush says that ever since he began his yoga practice he developed a sense of calmness, contentment, lightness of spirit and intuition.

Edward Ruthazer developed a sense of self - confidence and independence while working overseas.

Donkeys have a reputation for stubbornness, but this is due to some handlers» misinterpretation of their highly developed sense of self preservation.

The blind comic book star Daredevil has a highly developed sense of hearing that allows him to «see» his environment with his ears.

«Touch is the first sense to emerge in utero, and though far from mature, it is the most strongly developed sense at birth,» writes Brooklyn, N.Y. — based science writer Lydia Denworth in our cover story, «The Social Power of Touch.»

«In such situations, most customers do pay,» says Martin Spann, and people who have a well - developed sense of fairness pay more than others.

«LEADERS ARE visionaries with a poorly developed sense of fear and no con cept of the odds against them,» wrote Robert Jarvik.

Cowper - Coles has had a distinguished career in the diplomatic service, is sociable, politically aware, and has a highly developed sense of history.

The sense of touch is possibly the most developed sense at the time of birth and to stimulate it further, you can hold the baby close to you often and try skin - to - skin contact.

Before you freak out (probably too late), keep in mind that children don't have a developed sense of sexuality or even what makes something sexual.

Touch is your baby's most developed sense at birth and through it you can communicate love, security and trust.

Touch is a baby's most developed sense at birth and parents can use it to communicate with their babies.

Your baby already has a developed sense of taste.

They have a well - developed sense of smell, and can already pick out the scent of their mother's nipple, and breast milk, within the first few days of life.

Newborn babies also have a highly developed sense of taste.

Your baby was born with a fully developed sense of touch, and it's one of the primary ways he experiences the outside world.

It's only in the last decade that I've developed a sense of my own creativity, through previous jobs and now House of Clouds.

The senses of taste and smell are linked, and your baby has a well - developed sense of smell at birth too.

Recently, surprisingly, he's developed this sense of humorous observations of people and circumstances.

They both appreciate and practice life - long learning and have a highly developed sense for aesthetics.

From these learning experiences, he developed the sense of where the edge is, just as an older person would — it isn't something babies are unable to learn until a certain age.

Newborns have a highly developed sense of smell.

Moms have developed a sense of humor about the strangest things in life.

Although the golden oldies might not meet for a glass of wine, they surely have developed a sense of mutual respect.

You might have thought he would have developed a sense of style.

Despite Arya's youth, she's never made the rash decisions of a little girl; she has a highly developed sense of vengeance and the patience to play the long game (see: The Hound dying slowly of his wounds).

So we're college students (please do not undermine our highly *** developed sense of taste), and this recipe BLEW OUR MINDS.

This is slightly melodramatic (and clearly Logan has an extremely well developed sense of fish - related smell), but he's not wrong about the fact that fish tends to have a certain... odor.

Master and slave, associated together as they were in tasks and adventures in the field, developed some sense of comradeship.

But in the mythological world ancient man had not developed a sense of history.

Even in the respect that he has reason he is unique in every developed sense of the meaning of terms.

Others again love the Usus Antiquior because it is, quite rightly, perceived to express the nature of the Mass as the Sacrifice of Redemption with a highly developed sense of ordered reverence and humble adoration.

If we have shirked our responsibility, if we have simply not developed our sense of responsibility, if we have failed to carry it out fully, what will happen?

As the researchers put it, «With the help of these support networks, the resilient children developed a sense of meaning in their lives and a belief that they could control their fate.»

He is rough and uneducated, but he has a highly developed sense of pity and honor.

The Jews had, of course, a very highly developed sense of sin, and a whole system of means for dealing with it.

We have experienced a few bumps along the way, but our congregation would not have endured some of the subsequent crises or developed a sense of common care over the past couple of years without it.

Like reading a musical score, reading literature requires not only education, but some sensitivity training, a developed sense of nuance.

They are constantly ad odds with money because they haven't developed a sense of discipline toward what they spend and what they save.

One of the things you learn from being an actor is a highly - developed sense of empathy.

But he's lately developed a sense of gallows humor uncharacteristic of his Mt. Gox days.

«They receive money from us for whatever they want or need; thus, kids don't develop a sense of responsibility for completing job tasks, accountability to a boss who doesn't inherently love them, or an appreciation for the cost of things and how to manage money.»

It's all about being in the moment and developing a sense of oneness.

Living next to the U.S. has already made Canadians «a less exuberant people,» he says, and it's more important than ever to develop a sense of national identity in this time of rapid globalization.