Can good feelings from a decade ago trump recent disappointments?
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But the good feelings withered in the heat of Samara.
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The good feelings didn't last long for the Mets, though.
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The game at Nationals Park was a potpourri of good feelings.
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"I think he goes with good feelings to Paris," Becker said.
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UBS' Art Cashin is doubtful that the good feelings will last.
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It ought to deliver warmth and good feelings in any weather.
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This overabundance of good feelings often creates an artificial almost creepy aspect.
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No amount of good feelings between the leaders can solve that problem.
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But these good feelings are what drive the long-term brand addiction.
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Still, all over Northeast Ohio, the good feelings have failed to dissipate.
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I was wrong; it doesn't deliver comfort or good feelings to you.
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Deep down, Russia knows not all of these good feelings can last.
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Our bad feelings about our appearance overshadow our good feelings about other attributes.
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"Once in a long while, this profession yields some good feelings," he said.
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Good feelings, unfortunately, are not forever and bad feelings are not forever either.
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Whether he can sustain those good feelings may be the administration's most trying test.
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Rhaenyra's reign may have been short-lived, but we've got good feelings about Dany.
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Close your eyes, listen to "John Cage" above, and let the good feelings start.
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The subsequent return of past competitors and Derby contenders suggests that good feelings remain.
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But that brief era of good feelings quickly cracked up under pressure from Republicans.
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"In this era of good feelings, money managers suspend their critical faculties," Cramer said.
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Even "good" feelings such as empathy, compassion and gratitude benefit from distance and discernment.
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The good feelings from the 250 collective bargaining agreement could only last so long.
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Lee won in a rout, but the era of good feelings was short-lived.
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Rushdan say the event was a success and people left with good feelings all around.
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This era of good feelings, of course, comes with a pretty well fixed expiration date.
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Cheney's day, however, is fast beginning to seem like a second Era of Good Feelings.
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Over 70 percent of the country had good feelings about America across all kinds of surveys.
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"We don't count success by number; we reap our reward from good feelings," Detroit City explained.
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American historians have dubbed the period after the war of 1812 "the era of good feelings".
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Despite such compliments, an era of good feelings isn't suddenly consuming the nasty 2016 presidential race.
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The president could take pride in kicking off a day of good feelings and substantive discourse.
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"That's why it's your duty to represent the good times and good feelings of your youth."
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President Obama has been a president this country should have good feelings about as he leaves office.
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"He just gives good feelings, but these feelings need to be translated into actions," says Bishop Makarios.
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It's a miscalculation to predict that Hurricane Harvey will produce an era of good feelings in Washington.
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This optimist pot is sure to inspire some creativity as well as good feelings about the future.
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You need to want comfort, good feelings, and the sense of a cozy blanket slowly suffocating you.
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At one point, she invoked the Danish word hygge, which, roughly translated, means coziness and good feelings.
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As brand-boosting marketing tools, they're meant to foster good feelings among women, but not much beyond that.
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"Our main role is to build good feelings about Poland, not bad feelings about the others," Tadek said.
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When CNBC's Jim Cramer talks about the "era of good feelings," he's not referencing the U.S. history books.
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Helping other people gives you a surge of oxytocin, serotonin, and dopamine, all of which create good feelings.
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It was known as the "era of good feelings," and the biggest smudge on the landscape was slavery.
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Despite that awkwardness, getting credit for your work gives your brain good feelings and helps you accomplish more.
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Like many millennial voters, I was captivated by the possibilities of ushering in an Era of Good Feelings.
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"There are good feelings and bad feelings," James writes in Odd Girl Out when describing how she experiences emotion.
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I already knew that exercise was supposed to flood you with endorphins and fill you up with good feelings.
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There are endless variations in the texture of good feelings that keep me here, happily working at my desk.
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This lets people access support and gain good feelings from others, and it can be a source of activity.
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In a brief era of good feelings, security concerns appeared less important and reductions in defense preparation were widespread.
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"They put all of their good feelings about themselves and base it on being in this relationship," Whetstone said.
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You may get an infusion of good feelings when you first start that consistent routine: You have more energy!
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But research has shown that when you radiate good feelings towards others, you can unlock the positive ones in yourself.
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So while season 10 was full of good feelings, fans and critics alike felt the judges weren't exactly, well, judging.
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This week at Mobile World Congress, two companies are attempting to reignite those good feelings after a decade of disappointment.
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Getting Snipe on a Tempo Mage's Flamewaker or wiping an Aggro Shaman's board with Explosive Trap are very good feelings.
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Giving to others creates a positive feedback loop — the more you give, the more good feelings you receive in return.
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It's a wonderful list filled with good feelings to help you forget all about coronavirus, unstable markets and self-quarantines.
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We broke the story, the couple called it quits earlier this month, and Tyga says he walked away with good feelings.
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In the abstraction of a league currently making moves in Golden State's mammoth shadow, why not go for the good feelings?
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"I know that The New Yorker is very influential and I've received good feelings through our dialogue today," the translator said.
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"I've had some good feelings in racing, but this is tops right here," said Stevens, a three-time Kentucky Derby winner.
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A championship is a momentary event, and good feelings only last so long before you start jonesing for the next one.
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It showed how friendly but fierce rivals, in keeping with the professional tennis era of good feelings, could become friendlier still.
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By contrast, Michigan's players seemed to think that their job was more than to usher in an era of good feelings.
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Her therapist had also told her they sometimes took the edge off the good feelings as well as the bad ones.
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Whether this brief era of good feelings reaches into the new year could now come down to the party's playbook in Alabama.
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In the absence of wins and the good feelings they engender, troublesome happenings — "distractions," in sports vernacular — tend to percolate and thrive.
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Photo: GettyVine was an app that offered something new and only lived long enough to leave people with mostly good feelings about it.
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The first one is that a belief or adherence to feminism means that women will only ever have good feelings about one another.
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But the good feelings will screech to a halt today (and return the country to ugly realities) at President Dilma Rousseff's impeachment trial.
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These are the good feelings: the positive and, okay, maybe somewhat narcissistic ones that I think we all have from time to time.
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The "Era of Good Feelings", an age that roughly coincides with the Madison presidency, was the most stable period in the young nation's existence.
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When people feel considered, they will feel cared for, and they will associate these good feelings with you and your business all year long.
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Boudreau also won four consecutive division titles during his stint in Washington, but the good feelings soured after a few failed runs in the playoffs.
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The good feelings for the Pittsburgh Pirates after snapping a lengthy losing streak on Monday were quickly erased with a 15-4 loss on Tuesday.
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She smiled as Alice entered, and Alice smiled back, a reflex born of her good feelings for Charlotte and a childish desire to please her.
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And although pumping yourself up can feeling a little awkward, getting credit for your work gives your brain good feelings and helps you accomplish more.
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Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's Royal Wedding has come and gone, leaving us with gorgeous photos and good feelings about the future of the British monarchy.
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Investors seem to have caught the good feelings, pushing up the stock of both companies to the tune of more than $20 billion altogether since Thursday.
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Researchers have found that when subjects talk to another person about a positive experience in their life, those good feelings become more intense and last longer.
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But with at least some members of Trump's legal team now publicly criticizing the investigation, that era of good feelings seems to be at an end.
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"I have good feelings about them, but for me, this opens up being able to speak" freely without being concerned about how Greenberg Traurig would react.
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This was game was played on campus at the team's former home facility, but there were not good feelings by the end for the Tar Heels.
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The day there started with a national championship football parade, but the basketball team (10-6, 0-3 A.C.C.) could not add to the good feelings.
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That would be very good news for likely Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton, who is counting on good feelings about the economy helping her succeed President Barack Obama.
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Oxytocin is one of four chemicals inside our bodies responsible for the feelings of happiness, joy, success, trust, and a lot of the good feelings we get.
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I've pretty much carried that confidence and the good feelings about my butt through to my 30s, and I work to keep my butt in good shape.
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The question is if the good feelings are going to last, particularly given the recent talk about whether the US economy is currently at risk of recession.
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Keeping a record of things you're proud of and of meaningful compliments you've received does more than give your brain good feelings and boost your self-perception.
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For Mr. Rohrabacher, who claims to have lost a drunken arm-wrestling match to Mr. Putin in the 1990s, the era of good feelings never really ended.
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"The agreement will mean nothing — and today's good feelings will not last — if we don't take concrete action on commitments stated and promises made," Mr. Pompeo said.
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Just from the House perspective, as a currently serving [National Guard] member, there's been a marked difference in the security and the good feelings in the military.
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Today's all-too-common false gratitude seems to confuse sharing the wealth with allowing others to bask in the reflected glory of your own good feelings about you.
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National League West-leading Los Angeles took advantage of the good feelings and raced out with six runs in the first three innings to put it away earlier.
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But, she said, there have been times when bidders have been so moved by stories they've heard that they donate without getting anything but good feelings in return.
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If the current fight in California over a statewide single-payer bill is any indication, the era of intra-party good feelings seems destined to be short-lived.
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"This agreement will mean nothing, and today's good feelings will not last, if we don't take concrete actions on commitments and promises that have been made," Pompeo said.
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Both said they were crushed when the good feelings created by their joint team in 1991 vanished shortly after the world championships, just like Kim's doubles partner vanished.
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"We want to hold onto [those happy emotions], and another creamy bar of chocolate or crispy bag of chips promises to keep the good feelings rolling," says Dr. Albers.
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But two years later, the warm words and good feelings that had trailed Infantino as he left UEFA's lakeside headquarters near Geneva to run FIFA have all but evaporated.
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We then take all our good feelings over to Russell Brandom, a senior reporter at The Verge, who crushes our happy talk with the reality of a looming surveillance state.
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Neuroscientists have now devised an ingenious way of reducing fear and anxiety during these delicate procedures by electrically stimulating a part of the brain that triggers laughter and good feelings.
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Trump's hardline approach toward the Islamic Republic, which has included actions like withdrawing from the Obama-negotiated nuclear deal last year, tanked the few good feelings between the two countries.
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This is all all is fun all in good feelings... We will all be gone 100 years from now but what did we do to help while we were here!!!
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That economic pressure has lessened in recent months, in part because of the good feelings between Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, but the sanctions remain in place.
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I honestly don't know if my heart can contain all the good feelings I have about Chance's music, activism, daddy-daughter time, us sharing a hometown, and his personal affections.
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"People are coming in on the first day of the new year with lots of hopes and good feelings," he wrote in an email about his experiences conducting the concerts.
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But the good feelings may be wearing off already, the official said, explaining that the back and forth playing out in the press may call for an amplified messaging response.
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The recent poll also shows 251% disapprove of the job Trump is doing as President, perhaps a side effect of the good feelings people have about his efforts on North Korea.
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The quick delivery system of smoking combined with a quick diminishment of good feelings (the effect of a cigarette is halfway gone in 40 minutes) makes for an especially addictive drug.
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Unfortunately my good feelings toward those songs have all but disappeared as they were experienced alongside someone so toxic and self serving that it occupied the space where any happiness could exist.
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Every time an election rolls around, politicians and campaigns sweep through on a wave of good feelings and empty promises, while the rest of us are left to face the unintended consequences.
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So I'm just saying that so that we are more careful about not confusing the good feelings people have about their life– it's not just miserable people suffering from poverty and economic crisis.
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The president would have to wake up in the morning with a smile on his face and tweet out thoughts that were positive and uplifting, getting the nation's day started with good feelings.
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But his noblesse oblige only seems to kick in when he's flush with good feelings toward an employee — which simply serves to underscore that such modest gestures are his to bestow or withhold.
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And the good feelings that come from having a hometown winning team can stretch far beyond just the football season, producing the kind of optimism needed to boost a local economy of years.
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And as Vox's Jeff Stein has written, part of what's going on here may be that Democrats are more likely to even answer polls in the wake of good feelings from their party's convention.
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"In the past it was only a relationship between two governments – (China) did business with the military generals and Myanmar people didn't have good feelings towards them," said Aung Shin, who edits the party's newspaper.
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The Mets will at least try to take some good feelings into the break with a win when they visit the St. Louis Cardinals for the rubber match of a three-game series on Sunday.
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But the latest release of the National Federation of Independent Business' confidence index shows that these good feelings are waning slightly, while small business owners are scaling back their plans to invest in their businesses.
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The Nuggets managed to provide the Denver area with some good feelings in advance of the Super Bowl on Sunday by taking down the New York Knicks 216-22 hours before the game on Sunday.
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Putin personally appears to have good feelings about Israel and Jews and Russian policy formally eschews anti-Semitism though it still exists in society and he is willing to use it for his domestic needs.
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Over the last week, the era of good feelings has come crashing down, with the top three Democrats ensnared in scandals founded in the state's racist history and the country's current reckoning with sexual assault.
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I feel very hopeful, and I have very good feelings about the movement, even though my nose was a little bent out of shape a couple of months ago when I was watching the awards shows.
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This vacation, get the result you want and need: An experience that will make us live our lives better when we were not on vacation, rather than leaving all those good feelings behind until the next one.
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While Montreal has been unseated by upstart Florida atop the Atlantic Division, Philadelphia's good feelings following an 20-20-21.63 run into the Christmas break have since soured after a fruitless three-game road trip through California.
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No one knows what the GOP health plan is, even Republicans Before the fall, a new government funding crisis is expected which will fray tempers and will leave the good feelings of Thursday night a distant memory.
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My climax from orgasmic meditation was not only longer, but I was physically more at ease, leading to a fuller body climax rather than a localized one that only sends those tingly good feelings to your clitoris.
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Vardit Adler says the inspiration came from Facebook, but that she and her husband also loved the meaning of the word — "to give good feelings to others" — and thought that it sounded nice in both Hebrew and English.
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The Houston Astros have been the class of the majors for much of the season, although the good feelings surrounding an impressive 11-game winning streak have given way to the disappointment after losing five of their last seven.
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" Looking ahead to new challenges and not back on old glories, Mr. Page asked the audience: "What contribution can I still make that would be truly worthy of the outpouring of warmth and good feelings I have received today?
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Even though they may not have been born with a tendency to be psychopathic and unable to feel for others, they've had their good feelings drowned in all of the misery they've had to endure through their early years.
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And there are good reasons for those good feelings: recovery from the financial crisis was slower than it should have been, but unemployment is low, incomes surged last year, and thanks to Obamacare more Americans have health insurance than ever before.
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Earlier research by the same group last year found that a blueberry-heavy diet increased serotonin release in the brain, and since serotonin is associated with all kinds of good feelings, the friendly little berries could be helpful in alleviating depression.
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Both "The Era of Good Feelings," in which a high-school history teacher, burying his father, appraises his personal past, and "Hide-and-Seek," in which estranged brothers collide at an airport bar, coolly dissect woe amid death and regret.
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In one study, Dr. Kowalski and some colleagues showed that when we are asked to put our feelings of dissatisfaction with somebody into writing, our "positive affect" — good feelings, basically — will rise about 15 minutes later, after an initial downswing.
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Despite the good feelings of celebrating Wade's storied career, which began as the No. 2108 overall draft pick in 296 and includes NBA championships in 23, 2012 and 2013, the Heat were unable to do enough to reach the postseason this year.
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"I've learned in a very visceral way that people make the world, and the world that we are so privileged to inhabit for these past four seasons is beautiful, and wonderful, and full of good feelings and positivity and kindness," he says.
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"I know it's difficult to believe but at 21 years old, I was trying to duplicate all the good feelings I had in junior high and high school as a cheerleader in the NFL," says Lynita Shilling a former San Diego Chargette.
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The interregnum of good feelings was quickly overshadowed by news that Flake would not run for reelection, and the long speech the Arizona Republican then gave on the Senate floor unleashing his feelings about where Trump has taken his party and the country.
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This elegant port city where half of all slaves disembarked and the Civil War began soon assumed a mantle of racial healing, although some in the community found the good feelings a superficial papering over of inequities in education, law enforcement and poverty.
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Customers get the same benefits through messaging with their favorite brands but in a more timely and productive manner, leaving the experience satisfied and with good feelings about the brand and the service, all of this from the comfort of their favorite messaging app.
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Justin Schultz, Bryan Rust and Evgeni Malkin scored during a first-period barrage against Pekka Rinne that sent the Nashville goaltender to the bench for the rest of the night, all the good feelings he created during victories in Games 3 and 4 gone.
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The fierce criticism of China promises to accelerate a rapid worsening of relations with the Asian nation that had briefly benefited from good feelings generated by an April summit meeting between President Trump and President Xi Jinping at Mr. Trump's Florida resort, Mar-a-Lago.
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But the works listed above and many others that've debuted or aired this year also focus on what it means to accept that you bear at least part of the blame for your own unhappiness — and need to seize opportunities to build your own good feelings.
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"While it's true there's a lot of familiarity and good feelings toward the vice president because of his association with President Obama, that familiarity and good will does not stay without some cultivation and some work," Gilda Cobb-Hunter, a longtime state representative, said in a phone interview.
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Those good feelings may be tarnished after a report in The New York Post on Wednesday said that Colon had been taken to court by a woman who contended that she had two children, now school age, with him out of wedlock and that he had failed to pay child support.
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The so-called Era of Good Feelings collapsed in 1825, after a four-candidate scrum resulted in an election that was thrown into the House of Representatives, where the speaker, Henry Clay, smoothly channeled support to John Quincy Adams, to the enduring fury of Andrew Jackson and his easily enraged supporters.
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I've got an idea: if you really are scared of this market like so many are, if you truly believe there will be a crash or something terrible is out there — a view I do not subscribe to — then feel free to use the era of good feelings to lighten up.
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Before you chalk it up to just wishful thinking, dream expert Anna-Karin Bjorklund, author of "Dream Guidance: Interpret Your Dreams and Create the Life You Desire!" suggests that the "winning" feeling could relate to other aspects of your life you have good feelings about, such as being lucky in love.
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Most of the study participants—who hailed from the US, Brazil, China, Germany, Ghana, Israel, Poland and Singapore—wanted to experience more good feelings and fewer bad ones, but an interesting 11 percent wanted to feel less love and empathy, and 10 percent felt they should feel more anger or hatred.
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" Asked how the current political situation in the United States could affect future happiness reports, Sachs said: "Time will tell, but I would say that in general that when confidence in government is low, when perceptions of corruption are high, inequality is high and health conditions are worsening ... that is not conducive to good feelings.
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In fact, there may be reason to suspect the opposite — namely, that some white fans' expectations that young black men deliver on-field wins and the vicarious experience of greatness, dominance and success result in greater backlash when the team, or the young men of color who populate it, fail to provide them with good feelings.
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"As I pass from the stage here in Kansas, I leave with a warm thought and good feelings of all the good-hearted people in this wonderful state of Kansas," said a smiling Mr. Brownback, whose seven years at the helm have been punctuated by a firm turn to the right and a revolt from some in his own party.
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