In contrast, "cool" emotions, such as joy and love, typically take longer to be felt and are usually less intense initially, because there isn't a pressing need to experience them strongly or right away.
Time can cool emotions for both of you, making it easier to return to reclaim the relationship you used to have.
The director he beat, Brendon Murphy, would have made an artier film and on camera exuded cooler emotions and film-school smarts.
A film most memorable for its spectacular car chases and its star's wardrobe (black turtleneck sweater, accessorized by a brown leather holster), "Bullitt" suggests the limits of cool, where emotion disappears and handsome surfaces reign supreme.
The night of the fire, he drank a martini to cool his emotions.
Judge Keenan gave jurors Thursday off to try to cool their emotions.
If art is the cooling of emotion, perhaps Duchamp's 1917 urinal really is the perfect embodiment of that Kantian disinterest, that disengagement?
I'm in no particular hurry".' An odd thing to say in a race, it would seem, but de Ferran said that he had learned early in his career, when he was racing a car for Jackie Stewart, to cool his emotions in the heat of battle.
The simple act of summarizing often helps cool heated emotions because it helps the other conflict party feel understood.
According to the Orlando Sentinel, CRS officials reached out to Sanford's spiritual and civic leaders "to help cool heated emotions," taught protest organizers "how to peacefully manage crowds," and brokered deals between city officials and residents "to help prevent violence".
