Sentence examples for emotion and creativity from inspiring English sources

Well, Ray sucks me dry of ideas, emotion and creativity.

"If the smartphone causes alienation, communication paralysis and numbness, then I want to challenge that in a way that provokes emotion and creativity … if you rely on a text message exchange for satisfaction, you're depending on a disembodied high.

And for those who are actively engaging in the pursuit of new interests and passions, Zorana Ivcevic, a research scientist at the Yale Center for Emotional Intelligence and director of the Emotion and Creativity Lab, recommends actively committing and setting goals around new interests.

I watched Luke's movie that he won the Academy Award for and to look at that on paper, you'd say, "This is a silly idea" -- this guy finds some magic arrows to make this girl fall in love with him -- but he injected it with so much heart and emotion and creativity.

To explore the causal sequence between emotion and creativity for short-term training, the PANAS scores and TTCT scores of the IBMT and RT groups across pre-training and post-training sessions were analyzed with cross-lagged panel correlation.

To explore the dynamic relationship between various types of emotions and creativity during game playing, 266 college students were included and the Creativity Game-based Evaluation System (CGES) was developed in this study.

Apart from continuing to reject the idea that cerebral thinking is more of a guarantee for profundity than is knowledge that has its seeds in emotion, soulfulness and creativity, I hope we will continue to explore connections between women's creative and erotic lives as an antidote to woman-bashing in our hypersexualized society.

The humor, the brutal honesty, the openness, the emotion and the creativity".

And while Lee McQueen, as friends and family knew him, was in no sense ego-challenged, his sometimes operatic antics arose out of real frailties and unruly emotions and a creativity fueled by uncommonly direct access to the workings of his own subconscious.

Mental illnesses affect the very fabric of human nature, robbing it of its various facets of personality, purposeful behaviour, abstract thinking, creativity, emotion, and mood.

These approaches are said to bracket-out emotions, relationships, temporal considerations, reciprocity, and creativity to focus on immediate adjudication of moral conflicts.