The higher feelings of human nature, of concern for another human being.

And the fact of the-attack will have nothing to do about the bear's higher feelings or thoughts about the human.

Apparently untroubled by higher feelings of brotherhood, the Hassocki soldiers grabbed the monster.

Jean Arthur's cynical heroines are "always able to suggest a deep susceptibility to higher feelings.

The great Indian leader, Ghandi, said that when man treats animals well he demonstrates his humanity and his higher feelings.

'Have you any of the higher feelings?' said Taliesin, and Fael-Inis looked amused.

In terms of children, couples with two or four children have higher feelings of worth than people with one, three or five children.

This finding is somewhat incongruent with the finding that boys tend to have higher feelings of invulnerability (and thus risk-taking behavior) than girls.

Actual benefits range from increased commitment to higher feelings of self-efficacy, as well as increased organizational effectiveness and civic engagement.

"We certainly admire the ideals" this family stands for, wrote a listener in 1931, "and the way they reach the inner and higher feelings of us all."

A society organized on principles of selfish individualism was, a worker in the Voice put it, "at war with the better and higher feelings of man's nature."

In all of the volunteers, higher levels of endorphins released in the nucleus accumbens were linked to higher feelings of pleasure.

The feeling of em pathy is closely linked with our intuitive and higher feelings, whereas sym pathy hooks into our personal distress.

Likewise, Dreary et al (1996) found that among a large sample of consultant doctors, heavy workloads were positively associated with both exhaustion and with higher feelings of personal accomplishment.

A history of the "higher feelings," the "ideals of humanity"--and it is possible that I'll have to write it--would almost explain why man is so degenerate.

In the latter case, which is by far the more common, we notice a general deadening of the higher feelings and qualities, resulting in materialism, brutality, animalism, and loss of self-control.

Higher levels of endorphins released in the orbitofrontal cortex were linked to higher feelings of intoxication in people who were heavy drinkers, but not in non-drinkers, the study showed.

I wonder whether twenty-first century Europeans really do desire a freedom allowing free rein to people with disturbed personalities, no conscience, higher feelings, dignity or compassion, that have of late been described as immature, in order to not awaken dormant consciences.

Research suggests this causes 24% higher feelings of hunger, a 23% increase in overall appetite but a 33% increased desire for high-fat, high-carbohydrate foods making us feel that we have had insufficient food and thus encouraging us to increase food intake.

They found no correlations between hormone levels and maternal attitudes but estrogen / progesterone ratio over the pregnancy was related to feelings of attachment - a low estrogen / progesterone ratio had significantly higher feelings of attachment.

A study following college students for 10 weeks showed that those students who fell in love over the course of the investigation reported higher feelings of self-esteem and self efficacy than those who did not (Aron, Paris, and Aron, 1995).

In my Journal I wrote that whilst standing in the midst of the grandeur of a Brazilian forest, 'it is not possible to give an adequate idea of the higher feelings of wonder, admiration, and devotion, which fill and elevate the mind.'

Above all, the Satyr with flute has a small companion for him, shows the deep connection with nature, the soft whistle of the wind, the sound of gurgling water of the crystal spring, the birds singing, or perhaps the singing a melody of a human soul that feeds higher feelings.