The detective, Anthony Buglione, told jurors how Mr. Hayes had, without emotion, described the crimes against the Petit family.
Furthermore, valence judgment also showed some general correlations with emotion type; however, such correlations were not strong enough to fully predict valence based on emotion type, suggesting that the valence judgment was not simply based on the sentiment of the emotion described in the emotion word (see more discussion below).
3. hashtag used to illustrate flurry of emotion described above (i.e. "This baby is giving me major #wombfire" or "#Wombfire alert!").
You can describe the scene, another character's face, or the next thoughts, which may do the "emotion describing" for you.
In addition, Winter effectively uses her own folk art to illustrate the emotions described in the prose.
MEGHAN O'ROURKE: A mourner might experience the range of emotions described — indeed, many do — but you don't experience the stages in tidy sequence.
Mr. Obama tried to appeal to reason, but he didn't stint on emotions, describing Mr. Kennedy not as the liberal lion of the Senate, but as a father who watched two of his three children battle cancer.
He received the news "with mixed emotions," describing Mr. Baron as "a staunch advocate of the kind of accountability journalism that digs deep and serves the public, and a fierce advocate of the First Amendment".
This result lends support to common psychological and behavioral characteristics (e.g., competition, perfectionism, ambition, rigidity and tendency to suppress emotions) described in previous studies including youth [46] and adults with migraines [47].
Then the person was asked to stand in the middle of the circle formed by the group and that the large group interpreted the thoughts and emotions described by the person, repeating verbally several times.
