Sentence examples for embodiment of emotion from inspiring English sources

Recent research on the "embodiment of emotion" implies that experiencing an emotion may involve perceptual, somatovisceral, and motor feedback aspects.

The question arises how this embodiment of emotion in the sense of James [5] and, more recently, Niedenthal [1] is brought about.

It has become the ultimate act of respect, a physical embodiment of emotions often too difficult to express.

Not recognizable landscape but the embodiment of emotions triggered by landscape pulses through her work (she avoided de Kooning's references to female forms and his fleshy, white-suffused light).

In a second experiment, Neal and his co-author, Tanya L. Chartrand of Duke University, provided even stronger evidence for the power of "embodiment" of emotions.

Still, in Carmen Corella, Mr. Wheeldon has found a dancer who can suggest the embodiment of an emotion as well as a character.

The bride-in-the-dress serves as the day's big reveal, the moment of anticipation, the embodiment of overflowing emotion.

Yet even at its simplest, the dance remains a passionate and powerful embodiment of the juddering emotion, cresting heroism and charismatic music of Tempest's voice.

Her embodiment of such girlish emotions as curiosity-streaked ardor and such womanly ones as do-or-die willfulness enables her director, Zhang Yimou, to eschew melodramatic inflation while crafting a visually eloquent tribute to rural life.

The soloists — Meagan Bruskewicz and Candace Thompson — serve as solitary embodiments of those emotions, with the effect of almost churchly call and response.

His primary interest focuses on the neurobiology of embodiment, direct induction of emotions in therapeutic processes and application of fundamental embodiment processes in psychotherapy.