Sentence examples for caused emotions from inspiring English sources

Liu (2002)'s proposal of internally vs. externally caused emotions may provide a principled account to integrate the distinction between inchoative vs. homogeneous state in Tsai et al. 蔡美智等 (1999) and the division of type A vs. type B verbs in Chang et al. (2000).

Those are the sort of things that cause emotions to run high.

This can cause emotions to collide and overlap, especially during the holiday season when the emphasis is on rebirth and renewal.

CJG: Through my paintings, I want to cause emotions.

"Art shouldn't be something that exists only to appear and cause emotions and expressions, or get collected as luxury items.

The point of code is to "process and produce logic", whereas "the language of art can fracture grammar and syntax, can fail to transmit meaning but still cause emotion".

He said by using words that cause emotion, he can teach students about how that affects the brain's rational processes.

Not only do emotions cause heat, so does youth itself.

This does not mean I.B.S. is a psychosomatic condition caused by emotions, but rather that emotional upsets can aggravate symptoms in someone with a hyper-reactive bowel.

Psychologists have shown that people display an "affect heuristic," or a tendency to tag memories with emotions and to let those emotions affect decision-making, even when the decision is unrelated to what caused the emotions.

Thus the student has been what Daniel Goleman calls, "emotionally hijacked" and needs to calm the emotions before dealing with the thoughts and beliefs that caused the emotions in the first place.