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1. When people become sedentary, they lose the natural visceral mobilization provided by functional exercise
2. It would be intoxicating if it weren't for the visceral fear of mutilation and death it induces
3. At the same time, however, visceral fear and despair swept over him in a great wave
4. This was something more visceral, a simple absence
5. Roidon silently admonished himself for still feeling a visceral anxiety at Torbin's presence, he had to remind himself that within that two metre high chromium armoured exoskeleton was still a human, albeit one that could rip any man to pieces in the time it took to say: ‘Have mercy on me’
6. Yet her encounter had instilled fear in her, something visceral
7. The immediate thought was to flee, an instinctive, visceral reaction
8. Yet even though he could regard them as friends seeing their space-suited forms didn’t have anywhere near the same visceral impact; it could almost have been that they were asleep such was the disconnect due to
9. The essential part of me will live, breathe and experience those visceral sensations of being a person
10. It was a bit of a laugh actually, realising that all those quaint depictions of evil demons were actually true, but it wasn’t as funny when that demon stood twelve feet tall, with an impossibly inhuman but overly developed physique, the stink of rotten eggs and stale blood emanating from him reaching hundreds of feet away, and a very real, shiny, and quite sharp-looking set of serrated bone claws of the sort that made visceral death a most literal notion
11. Simulations aren’t real; they pose no real threat to me, so logically, I shouldn’t be afraid of them, but my reaction is visceral
12. They did not know that their visceral need to destroy religious belief was at the same time a search for an alternative belief
13. In the meantime they gravitate to such “music” as is available—hot, throbbing, visceral, nasty, and hateful
14. But the visceral basis of liberal hatred of Palin was deeper than party politics
15. within the belly, or rather within the visceral depths of humanity
16. to carbs or fat), as well as reductions in visceral
17. Hers, impulsive, visceral and incredulous, mine, wandering the borders of rationality, although at times, touched by the imaginative lot with an overwhelming effervescence that kept me surprised
18. It was a visceral illustration but the pictures would go unrecognised
19. pages but what is happening is more visceral than that
20. Scientists have discovered that waist measurement is a better predictor of heart disease than either weight or BMI (body mass index) because it can point to the existence of visceral fat, the dangerous fat that sit around the vital organs
21. Trips to Native American reservations offer up valuable learning opportunities for parents wanting to teach their kids about their nation’s history – as well as a disheartening, visceral reminder of the horrors of genocide
22. But, I also know visceral y that it's OK
23. She grasped, in a visceral heartbeat, her father’s mortality, the weakness of his
24. His response was visceral and immediate
25. "We need the right song that resonates on a visceral level," said Molly
26. ” Replied brusquely Condé, who had a nearly visceral hatred of the Cardinal
27. metabolic, and visceral repercussions
28. distracting him, but she could tell he had a visceral reaction to the thought of some people he knew
29. As wonderful as it all was she still felt a visceral determination to resist and not lose control
30. Sebastian was the more visceral of the two with basic but still expensive tastes; mostly it seemed, for lobster tails and ice cream
31. If that interest is visceral enough, a gathering will begin to form
32. Being hungry, and egged on by the aroma of the preparations, the eager couple ate well to the visceral satisfaction of the hostess
33. When Stephen began describing the moment Henri and Dominique meet for the first time, it was, for me, visceral
34. Similar to how medical practitioners learn to override an instinctive gag reflex at the sight of blood or visceral to attend to the critically injured, umpiring parents override the desire for their child's well being by calling them out when they look at strike three on the corner of the plate to preserve the sanctity of play for all
35. a more visceral level the common source of the mass of seemingly unrelated worries that afflict most of
36. Angry at my visceral reaction, I forced every part of my body to stay put and focus on the Muse
37. He got a thrill of visceral pleasure seeing their face swell, their eyes bugging out from not breathing
38. The inside of her skull throbs, her cheeks expand, her eyes begin to water and within her head a pain beautiful and visceral begins to spiral before her conscious matter as if it is a flower woven with beads and sweat and tears
39. It was a visceral, physical sensation, and he sucked a quick breath in
40. Most critically, it pleased him in a very visceral way
41. with visceral power derived by him
42. Right now though, the debate had gone from the academic to the visceral
43. In practice, real violence, the kind where your opponent wasn’t bound by a set of tournament rules, was a whole lot more visceral than any martial art
44. � It also tends to preclude a great deal of learning because much real learning opens us to new ways of experiencing the world thus violates the meaning perspective, the visceral truth within us
45. The hate which that undead raccoon had for him was so visceral, so powerful; it had frozen him so he couldn’t move even though he was wide awake
46. Though the comfortable idea of a constant self seemed to make sense from a visceral perspective, he could see how a truly evolving (and therefore ever-new) state of being would be considerably more adaptive and liberating
47. Sometimes just the sound of Nathan’s voice could evoke a wave of visceral memory: betrayal, resentment, rage and confusion
48. Ed would be horrified at the thought of a man buying Abigail’s virginity, of course he would, but he wouldn’t be experiencing the visceral agony that Nathan was feeling
49. ’ That was almost visceral with him
50. I hadn’t used the whistle since I’d seen that first bear on the trail, but ever since then, I had a constant and visceral awareness of where it was in relation to me, as if it weren’t only attached to my backpack by a cord, but another, invisible cord attached it to me