The phrase "actual emotion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing genuine feelings or sentiments as opposed to feigned or superficial ones.
Example: "In her performance, she conveyed an actual emotion that resonated deeply with the audience."
Alternatives: "genuine feeling" or "true emotion."
Otherwise, what often remains is only the lesser art of melodrama, whether cloying or amusing — except in those rare, astonishing occasions when the explosion of actual emotion surprises everyone in the room, performers included.
Television lives off of maudlin and mawkish and emotionally overbaked moments, but last night brought an all too rare and genuine moment of actual emotion, when Canadian skater Joannie Rochette nailed her short program.
It's unsophisticated (no one has yet "sent" an actual emotion or idea), it's inexact (the rat still chose the wrong lever sometimes), and it's slower than virtually every other form of modern communication, save perhaps snail mail.
The main idea of our proposal is to use biological information, brain waves and heart rate for estimating the actual emotion of people that is the result or the nonconscious brain.
After Jerry suddenly rushes out of the diner, screaming, Sherry pays both their bills and spends a lovely afternoon at MOMA. "The Letter" Nina is a brilliant artist dating Jerry Seinfeld, a comedian who is as observant of life's surface-level quirks as he is terrified of actual emotion.
So if you say, "can't wait for the Lady Gaga concert," you might add "lol" or you might say "Hey you are at camp and I'm in England, but I just wanted to let you know that I miss youuuu hahaha" to make it clear that you are not really looking forward to anything or expressing an actual emotion in a way that might be overly earnest or embarrassing.
Ability emotional intelligence refers to actual emotion-related abilities and should be measured through maximum performance tests, as are used for the measurement of psychometric intelligence (Mayer, Caruso, & Salovey, 1999).
Expect huge set-pieces, sassy wisecracks and actual emotions.
Women, however, are presumed to have actual emotions, and to be willing to verbalize them.
However, the actual emotions after the surgery were different from the forecasted emotions (for example, feeling fine and dissatisfaction).
The ability to recognize and acknowledge facial expressions aside, can AI systems possess the capacity for actual emotions?
