Sentence examples for a specific emotional from inspiring English sources

PAD values can be mapped in a specific emotional state (or variations of the emotion).

In the process, a whole dome of meanings, a specific emotional world — hunger, desire, disgust, rottenness — rises around us.

With an audience of one the artists could tailor their work to a specific emotional and intellectual landscape.

Some were upbeat, some were mellow, but each evoked a specific emotional memory — a drive through the Utah desert, a former lover, a summer night in high school.

Poetry, literature that evokes a concentrated imaginative awareness of experience or a specific emotional response through language chosen and arranged for its meaning, sound, and rhythm.

The performer improvises within the framework of the maqām, which is also imbued with ethos (Arabic taʾthīr), a specific emotional or philosophical meaning attached to a musical mode.

The original Tharp dancers, an amazing troupe, registered more powerfully as actors than Miami City Ballet's do, but this version still manages to make each dancer into a character in a very specific emotional instant.

This suggests that the emotional state indicated by piloerection represents a more specific emotional state than sadness and maybe even a subtype of sadness.

Think of the films of his novels as female-targeted versions of the Saw movies: they might not be intelligent, but people still know that they'll experience a very specific emotional response from watching it.

In The New York Times, Walter Kerr described it as a work without "specific emotional or cultural bearings" in which the audience is "drawn neither East nor West".

There is a lack of specific emotional treatment in patients with adjustment disorder (AD) with depressed mood (DSM-IV-TR: 309.0) as a consequence of acute myocardial infarction (AMI) (ICD 10: 410.0–9), which renders treatment even more difficult.