Sentence examples for Emotional fluidity from inspiring English sources

Audiences are encouraged to empathise with the vulnerability of the performers, corralled by Bausch's notion of "emotional fluidity", says Shanahan.

But Ms. Parker's high incandescence and emotional fluidity go some distance in justifying this scaled-up production (1 45).

However, measures of emotional/behavioral impairment and emotional fluidity expectancies can be validly compared across gender and Hispanic national groups.

Latent mean differences across groups were detected for expectancies concerning emotional fluidity, and the pattern of differences largely mirrored known differences in alcohol consumption patterns.

"Let the Sunshine In" is also a peculiarly insightful glimpse into the emotional fluidity within the formal boundaries of French culture, which differs drastically from the sharp boundaries within the supposed fluidity of American life.

Roger Michell's revival is more than justified by its mix of physical fluidity, emotional precision, and accumulating sense of pain.

Their fluidity, emotional expressiveness and sense of action and lived experience give them an uncannily contemporary immediacy.

And it ignores the fluidity of our emotional and psychological growth, as well as the dynamics of human interaction.

The range of color and dynamics he drew out of his instrument (with two manuals, or keyboards, enabling him to contrast louder and softer playing), the fluidity of sound, the emotional variety, were of a kind more associated with the piano than the harpsichord; although the playing also awakened associations with everything from the guitar to castanets.

But Ms. Pickett creates her own magic here in an exquisite duet that blends a limpid fluidity with a tactile warmth, danced with emotional intensity by both Ms. Breen Combes and Lorin Mathis at the matinee, and by Lia Cirio and Sabi Varga in the evening.

But this "literalness" maintains a distance from verisimilitude through a way of talking without emphasis, lacking all emotional overtones, in which the words appear to flow with less fluidity than manipulating images (they use video on direct takes, home movies, photography), playing instruments (they play the electric guitar, hum melodies, beat drums) or dancing or unbridled corporal play.