10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DISPLEASINGNESS»
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displeasingness in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Love and Intimate Relationships: Journeys of the Heart
6—48 months after divorce 1975 Adultery 88 Same Extramarital sex 6
Childlessness 75 No mention Childless couples divorce more than parents
Cruelty or maltreatment 54 Related Alcohol 9 Displeasingness 51 Unclear
Change in ...
Norman M. Brown, Ellen S. Amatea, 2013
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Intelligent Virtual Agents: 6th International Conference, ...
The factors to emotions in WELLBEING component are: desirability of self,
undesirability of self, desirability of others, undesirability of others, pleasingness,
and displeasingness. While the pleasingness may directly come from agent's
utility ...
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Perceptions of phobia and phobics: the quest for control
Highly significant, positive relations between displeasingness of these tunnels
and the following characteristics are found: "pressure from above", "long tunnel", "
dismalness", "funneling effect", "narrow opening", "low ceiling", "exit far off"; ...
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The journal of psychology
nized. In addition, at least for some 5s, autonomic arousal may occur in the
presence of perceived displeasingness and ugliness rather than in conjunction
with complexity and powerfulness. The discrepancies between factor structures
derived ...
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Library of Fathers of the Holy Catholic Church ...
But that which is contrary to nature hath in it an irksomeness and displeasingness
, so that they could not fairly allege even pleasure. For genuine pleasure is that
which is according Of sins against nature. St. PauTs careful language. 45 to.
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Acomplete dictionary of the english language, both with ...
... thing to view. DISPLEASANT, dls-plezfflant. a. Unpleasing, offensive. To
DlSPLEASE, dls-plUze. v. a. To offend, to make angry; to disgust, to raise
aversion. To DlSPLEASE, dls-ple"z. v. a. To disgust; to raise aversion.
DISPLEASINGNESS ...
True religion and an inward acquaintance with God, discovers nothing in him but
pure and sincere goodness, nothing that might breed the least distaste or
disaffection, or carry in it any semblance of displeasingness ; and therefore the
souls of ...
John Smith, Simon Patrick, John Worthington, 1821
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Letters to N. Wiseman, D.D. on the Errors of Romanism: In ...
St. Thomas, according to Tournely, thinks that " repentance, really and properly
so "called, is not necessary for the remission of venial sins, " but a virtual
displeasingness in this life, or the pain of Pur- " gatory in another."" The Council
of Trent ...
William Palmer, Nicholas Patrick Wiseman, 1849
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The Works of John Locke, in Nine Volumes... Volume the First ...
The relish of the mind is as various as that of the body, and like that too may be
altered; and it is a mistake to think, that men cannot change the displeasingness
or indifferency that is in actions into pleasure and desire, if they will do but what is
...
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The Homilies of S. John Chrysostom, Archbishop of ...
But that which is contrary to nature hath in it an irksomencss and displeasingness
, so that they could not fairly allege even pleasure. For genuine pleasure is that
which is according Of sins against nature. St. PauTs careful language. 45 to.
Saint John Chrysostom, 1841
