Sentence examples for central emotions from inspiring English sources

Not an allegory of war, rather, a fable of it, in which the central emotions of conflict — isolation, fear, and uncertainty — are alleviated only by intimate speech and love.

The fourth character, Edie, is not essential to the play's central emotions, but as played by Shayna Ferm with the flounce and pout of a schoolgirl barely grown up, she injects the play with a welcome liveliness it is otherwise without.

It is such central emotions that emotion-sensitive socially interacting robots should be able to detect and respond to if they are to be emotionally competent socially interacting beings.

In very unequal societies, shame is a central emotion for many.

Neither the dance rhythm nor the backup group featured in his hit version distract from the central emotion of jealous anguish.

(A mood of elegiac bitterness may now come naturally to Lee — it was a central emotion in "When the Levees Broke: A Requiem in Four Acts," his magnificent New Orleans documentary from 2006).

But does that mean now we have to have a rally on Sept. 11 and say 'We atone'?" Reflecting the prickle of emotions felt by many Muslims, Ms. Khan worried out loud that such words would obscure her central emotion: the deep pain she feels for the deaths on Sept. 11.

"The central emotion felt by those left behind by the long-term missing is not grief, but what psychologists call 'ambiguous loss'," Max told The York Press.

Jungian psychoanalysis, particularly the conflict between reason and the unconscious, made Pollock aware of how central his emotions had become in his life and work (4 ).

Why should confusion be a central aesthetic emotion?

For central presentation, emotion separation was seen in the early latencies of 57 64 ms, in the right amygdala.