Convictions
Feels and convictions are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Feels" instead a noun "Convictions".
Feels
Convictions and feels are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Convictions" instead a noun "Feels".
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This is used by House to justify his indestructible misanthropy; because Good Feels Good, people only do good to feel better about themselves and not out of real moral convictions.
Source: Good Feels Good -
Curtis is notable for upholding his religious convictions by refusing to use a priest's testimony in court because he feels that exchange of information between a priest and his disciple is analogous to that of attorney-client privilege.
Source: Series / Law & Order - By contrast, while he will break the law if he feels the need, his most deeply held personal convictions - against guns and killing, in particular - are "rules" he will absolutely never break, come hell or high water.
Source: Neutral Good
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