Sentence examples for differing emotions from inspiring English sources

The score's theme and variations, and also the choreography, can conjure up an abstraction of differing emotions.

The upshot will be fewer events in Europe – an inevitability that is met with differing emotions on the range in Shanghai.

They found that "learners' feelings affect motivation, self-regulation and academic achievement" (p. 16) and that these emotions can occur at any stage of the learning process, and as a result, learners may have differing emotions in relation to their learning.

Since disagreements about the appropriateness of treatment are likely to be the result of differing perceptions of prognosis or differing emotions or values (religious or personal), a family meeting is a first step to resolving this conflict [ 25, 26].

The powerful emotion inducing properties of music are well-known, yet music may convey differing emotional responses depending on environmental factors.

If emotion words drive the effects observed, we should see an interaction such that the valence effects are restricted to emotion words (or at least, should differ between emotion and non-emotion words).

How do religious emotions differ from "ordinary" emotions?

It has been proposed that musical emotions differ from nonmusical emotions (such as fear or anger) because they are neither goal oriented nor behaviorally adaptive (Scherer and Zentner 2001).

They differ from emotions, which are a state of mind, often the collective impact of our thoughts (feeling upset for having to stand in the heat).

Furthermore, neural encoding may differ between emotions seen in virtual and natural faces.

No wonder, then, that one strand of philosophical reflection about religious emotions, differing even more from the Schleiermacher-Otto and James axes than these differ from each other, is self-consciously criteriological or regulative.