In addition, wave files of human male and female nonverbal emotional vocalizations (laughter or crying 34) were concatenated to create sequences in which the gender for consecutive vocal segments always varied but the sequence as a whole could be either constant in emotion (laughter or crying) or interleave laughter and crying.
Kouno found that using 2D graphics allowed him to constantly present the faces of the LocoRoco and other beings within the game, and used that to convey a constant sense of emotion from all the characters.
For those of us who suffer from this, adult life is a high-wire act of trying to suppress the constant storm of emotions we feel.
The really skilled horse trainers I know have found a way to do that, to keep their own emotions constant, calm, while working with a horse, no matter how it responds.
Throughout this collection of madrigals, in the poetry and in Monteverdi's plush music, images of war and love mingle to present relationships as a constant battle of emotions, tactics, conquests and defeats.
But Fielding beautifully conveys the constant seesaw of emotions a parent feels toward the young and demanding: one minute overwhelming love, the next minute overwhelming desire to lock oneself in the bathroom with a bottle of gin.
By now, the screaming meemies about day care have settled into a chronic low-level ambivalence -- children get more colds when they're in day care, but then again, they don't get asthma as much; they may be slightly less attached to their mothers, but they may also be more sociable; and so on -- a constant, uneasy seesawing of emotion that we mostly keep at bay.
Tempi were on the fast side, with emotions in constant danger of eruption.
It's been a constant onslaught of images, emotions and directors with different accents.
Back then, it was only exceptionally passionate viewers who consumed such high daily doses of film; now even casual viewers of television or Web series can binge daily on actors pretending, giving the audience constant exposure to the emotions and experiences of fictional others.
