For a long time, people did not feel comfortable to broadcast their emotions and actual selves on the Web, and this offers that".
When anxious or fearful, she is self-aware enough to recognize that she tends to broadcast these emotions nonverbally, allowing her to put extra effort into projecting calm optimism.
Well, Burning Man is over so maybe you could us it as a cool Halloween project or, barring that, use it to broadcast your emotions to a wider audience.
Compared to this, the original climax has the weightless intensity of a soap opera ("Is this what love is, L.D.?"), in which people broadcast their emotions to one another in stentorian italics.
The players in New York sit at tables in a room just off stage where cameras broadcast every emotion and detail.
This president normally broadcasts his emotions to any Twitter user who wants to read them but has been mostly quiet about the bill.
But lying by omission isn't easy for Billi (Awkwafina), a Brooklyn transplant who broadcasts her emotions and has a tight relationship with her grandmother, whom everyone calls Nai Nai.
Many scientists assume that the face clearly and reliably broadcasts emotion (scowling in anger, pouting in sadness, widening the eyes in fear, wrinkling the nose in disgust).
The titles of the show's four sections — "Life Cycles," "Identities," "Politics," and "Emotions" — broadcast what you're in for: respectively, bared bodies, jiggered clichés, protested abuses, and, well, emotions, variously angry and exuberant.
If you can get your subconscious mind to imagine the emotions you want to broadcast, it'll assume those emotions are "for real" and your body language will fall into step.
As consumers, we pay attention to which companies make us feel what emotions, and we broadcast that more easily.
