Sentence examples for Visual happiness from inspiring English sources

It is not an exaggeration to say that when I observe these phenomena around our neighborhoods, I feel the same visual happiness I do when I look at a Rauschenberg composition, an Eliasson iceberg, a Wegman dog, a Warhol film still or any of the other wonders that visual artists put before me.

Through a specifically designed questionnaire, 150 caring relatives were interviewed retrospectively on all accrued financial costs, caring times incurred and the current QoL, assessed by a Visual Analogue Scale for happiness (VAS).

To assess the effects of the treatment, the following questionnaires were taken before and after the treatment; visual analogue scales of happiness, sadness, anger, disgust, alertness, and anxiety, and the State-Trait Anxiety Inventory (16) (Table 1).

This means that both visual conditions, namely happy and sad dynamic whole body expressions are categorized more frequently as expressing happiness when they are presented simultaneously with happy music compared to when each of these visual conditions are presented with sad music or without auditory information.

In 2013, for instance, she published Happiness Book a kitsch visual guide to being happy.

Twelve male-to-female transgender participants completed visual analogue scales (VASs), rating happiness with self-perceived femininity of their voice.

Here Cavanaugh explores another visual counterpart and promoter of happiness: wind in long hair.

Well-being is measured in terms of happiness using a visual analogue scale (VAS) with endpoints 'completely unhappy' (0) and 'completely happy' (10) (CarerQol-VAS) [ 34].

Incaught up with Eva to talk about the pursuit of happiness, love and how a perfect life can actually make you miserable.

The CarerQol-VAS assesses happiness with a horizontal Visual Analogue Scale (VAS) with 0 ('completely unhappy') and 10 ('completely happy') as endpoints.

Mood change from baseline was measured with five visual analog scales (VAS) for sadness, anxiety, happiness, tiredness and pain/discomfort.