Sentences with phrase «merely feeling states»

These emotions or affections are not merely feeling states but also function as dispositions to treat our neighbor as ourselves and God as our creator and redeemer.

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And if justice was meted out more frequently, it is likely that Americans would not feel the need to cheer a state executive who was merely doing what his role requires.

I'm merely stating how I feel about the situation and how I feel about what happened.

So, instead of sitting around in your current «uninspired» state and merely hoping that you'll magically feel some big surge in motivation to get you into the gym... instead realize that the very act of taking positive actions towards performing your workout is often the very thing that will produce the motivation you're looking for.

Even though they have clearly learnt a number of writing techniques from their teachers, their emotional writing often merely explicitly states how a character feels, using the same four or five emotions.

What has neuroscience and reading research suggested to counter critics who suggest that concern for students» emotional state is not important to the final results and should be ignored as merely «feel good education»?

Even so, it's bothersome that the Land Rover Range Rover Sport SVR I recently piloted back in the States felt more involving at merely elevated speeds, as would most Porsche Cayennes.

The documentation from the time is contradictory, but the captain felt he was prevented from landing, while the United States Coast Guard, which appeared to block the ship from turning toward shore, claimed they were present merely «out of concern toward those on board.»

For example, Peter Meinke's «The Cranes» depicts an impending mercy killing (and possible suicide), but at no time does Meinke state what's going to happen or what finally does happen; he merely depicts a couple talking in a car and allows readers to pull all the clues together to realize — and fully feel — the poignancy of what's at stake.

He resisted the notion that his work was about purely formal ideas, merely studies in color, or that it was abstract; he was, he believed, making pictures of feelings, and states of mind and spirit.

Some people merely suffer an altered state of awareness — like feeling dizzy, dazed or confused.

If we loosen the hold of our negative thinking often sad, hopeless, or despairing feelings will merely arise and pass away, rather than becoming a solid and perpetual state.