feelings

Actually, the discussion might become interesting again if people would speak openly and personally about such feelings.

It also explains why people are quick to anger and/or show up with guns blazing: these feelings are already in cache.

The prettiness is the worst part in many ways - you either feel like you're dreaming (Lucerne) or you get feelings of disgust when you see rubbish on the ground (Zurich).

I know that this doesn't feel good to talk about, but economics is more about numbers than feelings.

Lying here also known as caring about other peoples feelings, and how they would feel if you did tell them the truth.

Or maybe you feel bad because something bad happened when you heared that song and associate the bad feelings with that song.

How likely is this to engender feelings of brand loyalty in you.

I would say that in some cases, lying is a means for interacting with people while preserving their feelings, but not the only means, and certainly not foundational.

Finding out one's been lied to is also pretty destructive of feelings...

That being said, I agree with your feelings about the language as intended for beginners.

Did something happen over the weekend to change investor feelings?

I could spot feelings that my friends had that they were not aware of.

"Mother earth" couldn't care less about being saved because "she" is a big rock in space, which doesn't have feelings[1].

I also did not like the marketing approach, such as >>"Soylent 2.0 frees customers from crowded lunch lines at fast food restaurants and ends feelings of mid-morning hunger after inadequate breakfasts".

A matter of how they were raised — everybody’s special and everybody’s point of view is valid and everybody’s feelings should be taken care of" "Today’s polite, pleasant personality is, above all, a commercial personality.

I once did help a bit when I took a bike ride through Albania and for some reason I still get warm fuzzy feelings when I think back to those "mapmaking days".