Sentence examples for a complicated emotion from inspiring English sources

In Korean tradition, there's a complicated emotion called han which, by general consensus, applies chiefly to women.

For a child, anger is a complicated emotion.

It is a complicated emotion because it involves feeling humiliated, shamed and sometimes wanting revenge.

Love is a complicated emotion and is very hard to describe.

Albarn also stated that the song describes a complicated emotion, sort of "sleepy" and sort of "sexy".

LIKE many things located at the intersection of obligation and potential pleasure — music recitals, family outings, the theater — leftovers are a source of complicated emotion.

Love is an intentional and complicated emotion to hold and practice.

Chrome says they have a team of experts working to develop emoji for even the most complicated emotion -- like being a cat that's laughing so hard that you're crying.

While both poems play variations on what prosodists call pararhyme ("last, list, lost"), neither feels like an experiment; both are much too rich in complicated emotion to appear the least bit technical.

What has been a disadvantage in the past -- our inability to feel layers of complicated emotion in her -- works very well here.

Fonda delivers the line amazingly well and Sheen reacts with a perfect sad demurral, but then the show backs away from such deep and complicated emotion for jokes about old ladies doing drugs and talking about sex (which, the Betty White doctrine teaches us, is always funny).