Sentence examples for both the emotion of from inspiring English sources

Further studies which manipulate both the emotion of the participants and the information about their partners in the game would be needed to clarify the relation between these two sources of bias in interpersonal decision-making.

I was happy with it, because people stayed riveted, people were discussing both the speech, the emotion of it, the Twitter feed that played right with it.

Joined by his gleaming, vibrant instrumental ensemble and a cast endowed with the brilliant agility that Vivaldian style requires, Mr. Savall serves both the glitter and the emotion of a work unheard for centuries.

Literature on both the emotion regulating and experientially avoidant function of self-harm and the role of emotional dysfunction in BPD provided the rationale for developing a group intervention targeting emotion dysregulation among self-harming women with BPD.

By cutting back the family politics and making Edward a blunt, stalwart terrier from the beginning, Mamet substitutes combative urgency for social satire; he raises the stakes both of the emotion and of the brutality.

Both the emotions and the visual worlds of those half-hours were bluntly oversaturated and colorized; television's unspoken mandate seemed to be the fulfillment of preadolescent fantasy.

Successful social interaction requires that we accurately determine both the emotions and internal mental states of other individuals.

There is the emotion of heroism.

The emotion of the people was intoxicating.

That's the emotion of the moment.

And that was the emotion of it.