Sentence examples for aroused emotion from inspiring English sources

They epitomize Gober's empathy with colleagues, both living and dead, who pierce conventional taste with aroused emotion.

She characterized the event Monday as an "industrial accident at a nuclear site" which she conceded had "aroused emotion and vigilance".

The chart helps children identify their emotions and connect their feelings, particularly while in a state of aroused emotion, with their life experience.

According to one theory, people mainly share things that provoke "aroused" emotions, like anger, awe, joy, and surprise.

But the arousalist can broaden the class of aroused emotions to include appropriate responses to the expressed emotion, such as pity.

Mr. Jungk's book offers no pat conclusions, but it arouses emotion in a way that Mr. Glass's opera, despite its searching, resourceful music, does not.

To my way of thinking, he is much better at provoking thought in the essay than he is in arousing emotion in fiction".

The repercussions of that theory extended far beyond his oeuvre, however, for the notion that the rudiments of painting are themselves inherently capable of arousing emotion is fundamental to the evolution of abstract art.

The familiar, unfulfilled prophecy of the 2,100-year-old 2,100-year-old 2,100-year-old their scroll into plowshands, and theyr shalls into pruning hooks: nation shall not lift up sword against nation, neither shall they learn war any more" — undoubeatly arouses emotheirhere.

Human interest pieces help sell newspapers by arousing emotion in readers.

(In this particular study, certain pieces were coded as eliciting arousing emotions; in a follow-up, arousal was further measured physiologically).