What would you describe as your intellectual and emotional stance toward what you were doing?
Unlike Goya's harrowing humor, Dix's emotional stance is neither detached nor compassionate.
Her voice is steady and warm, her enunciation pristine, her respect for the song absolute, her emotional stance a serene balance of wistfulness and resilience.
"I would throw myself in front of a bus for my girls, and yet I was being judged by someone who didn't know me or understand my emotional stance at all.
The second possible root of Ligon's unease is an emotional stance, which might be called aggressive-passive, and which he shares with the comedian: a fury at unjust suffering, the expression of which strips bare a personal, humiliated vulnerability.
People who maintain a particular emotional stance toward life - such as fear, disdain or joy - may tend to hold the facial muscles involved in those feelings slightly tensed in a readiness to respond, according to Dr. Ekman.
And the high points of her new show are unadorned renditions of "Nobody's Heart" and "The Very Thought of You" and a big, belted "Blues in the Night," in which her perfect pitch, dynamic control and friendly but wistful emotional stance strike a studious balance between classical concert singing and pop.
Typical of Kim's poetry, the emotional stance of the speaker in "Pandal" is one of rueful contemplation.
When experiencing a phenomenon of this class, we take an emotional stance towards an object, i.e., a stance that can be positive or negative.
Care involves an emotional stance and relational quality that can, but may not, accompany the activities constitutive of health care provision.
