He said the real meaning of jihad was not harming others, but using constructive emotion to combat destructive emotions.
After Rick Santorum said that women should not serve in combat, citing "emotions," critics were furious, saying he had insulted women by suggesting that they were too emotional to be depended upon in life-and-death situations.
As trail running gains popularity, with Google searches of the term rising, a recent survey of runners has revealed that 88 per cent agree that the practice improves their mental as well as physical health, and helps to combat negative emotions.
Robot warriors, proponents argue, would not be subject to the fatigue, fear and fury that often accompany the chaos of combat -- emotions can result in accidental injuries to friends or even barbaric cruelties motivated by a thirst for revenge and a sense of power.
He's having some type of internal combat, mixed emotions that delay his proactivity.
PsyCap is an important concept of organizational behavior, and is considered as a positive resource to combat destructive emotions, stress, burnout, and work family conflict [ 25, 52, 53].
In Combat: Controlling your emotions is critical for mission success.
"Jihad combats inner destructive emotions," the Dalai Lama said.
Soldiering is a violent business, and emotions in combat run high.
The accusations in the most recent case are even further removed from the high emotions of combat.
The scale of the battles is spectacular, and Woo gives us what we want — an approximation of the emotions of combat.
