Sentence examples for called emotional from inspiring English sources

"A phenomenon called emotional memory means that associated with our memories are emotions -- so that when we remember events, we also remember the emotions associated with them.

The results found that, contrary to expectation, people's emotions were reinforced by what they saw – what the researchers called "emotional contagion".

"This is called emotional contagion".

Then there is what Ms. Stevens's article called "emotional bloodshed".

Then they threw what she called "emotional tantrums".

Both Arrival and Passengers make a point of what Bruce Lee would have called "emotional content".

They function as what María Ibarra, a professor of Chicana and Chicano Studies at San Diego State University, calls "emotional proletarians": they "produce authentic emotion in exchange for a wage".

One is Mr. Lin's deftness with what I'll call emotional close-up work.

Especially for the type of writing that he calls emotional fiction.

The confessions have a startling vulnerability, even when their conclusions, what Jay-Z calls "emotional wisdom," are somewhat elementary.

But I know I rescue strangers because I can't rescue myself from a condition I call emotional amputation.