vicarious

I was having a vicarious experience of my own body.

These vicarious people, however, are not independent of one another.

Her face had that look but he knew it was only a vicarious thing.

But you got the facts only, in a vicarious way.

We set up in large part for the vicarious thrill.

We wanted to come up with something that was not so vicarious."

What, then, do viewers take away from these vicarious experiences?

There is, it seems, such a thing as vicarious testosterone.

What you're likely to feel instead is the vicarious chill of exposure.

What does the author mean by calling someone a "vicarious reader"?

For the sedentary audience, the play can be a vicarious experience.

The process of Michael's finding his feet provides deep vicarious satisfaction.

And she had no answer for the vicarious suffering which linked him to his brother.

So they re looking, I think, to have a vicarious adventure.

Other photographers identified with their subjects in more vicarious ways.

With the greatest of ease he lived a hundred vicarious lives.

The concert has taken on a feeling of vicarious patriotism for every nation.

"Talented professionals go out into the wild and provide a vicarious experience."

And there is always the vicarious horror of walking in someone else's shoes.

So within the film, the hunger for vicarious experience is very great."

More important, however, is the theme of the vicarious atonement.

For the most part from experience - but experience can be vicarious, too.

By making his commanders look their best, he acquired a vicarious importance.

So, a week of vicarious pleasure and hilarity for all.