Human feeling played across his face: grief, regret, humor, anger, affection.
We showed them a sequence of six cartoon faces created by Pixar artist Matt Jones to convey fear, enthusiasm, anger, affection, sadness, and amusement (below).
Whatever anger, affection, intolerance or kindness parents show towards each other will reverberate down through the generations.
The song unites Celtic and Indian modes, anger and affection, sadness and steadfast optimism.
Draw all the lines of alliance, rivalry, anger and affection among those individuals and the results would be as messy as a child's scribble.
Much of the music, though, has the interrogative restlessness of thought in pursuit of certainty, and the ambivalent mix of anger and affection that pervades our relationships with our nearest and dearest.
While Lillian's mother is delineated with a mixture of anger and affection, her father is decidedly more crudely drawn -- a dimly glimpsed blowhard of a man, obsessed with hunting and drinking, and terminally vexed with his wife and children.
Who would be plagued all his life by anger and affection, by gifts gone awry... by the inevitable, insufferable loss buried like a dark jewel at the heart of every act of love.
They found that what they called emotional well-being — defined as "the emotional quality of an individual's everyday experience, the frequency and intensity of experiences of joy, stress, sadness, anger, and affection that make one's life pleasant or unpleasant" — rises with income, but only to a point.
Sex, romance, anger, and affection are all there on the screen, letting the audience witness the more intimate of experiences.
"Emotional well-being refers to the emotional quality of an individual's everyday experience the frequency and intensity of experiences of joy, stress, sadness, anger, and affection that makes one's life pleasant or unpleasant," the researchers wrote.
