The text (one of the first that Stravinsky set in English) is sometimes awkwardly literary, but familiarity smoothes out the occasional rough edges, and even behind the masks of time-travelling, real emotion emerges, a work that can seem like an elaborate conceit packs a real punch.
This negative emotion emerges from an undesirable evaluation process of a certain decision.
We tense up when a disturbing thought arises or we dissociate and distract ourselves when an unpleasant emotion emerges.
Rather, one has the impression of voices and emotions emerging from a cold void beneath one's wandering feet: the world under and within the ice.
When modern uses of "emotion" and "emotional" emerged during the 19th century, they connoted knowledge of and sympathy with a modern and scientific approach to human mental life.
Where Anderson's emotional realm is essentially aristocratic (great emotions emerge from an exquisitely cultivated style), Malick's is democratic (his lofty notion of style arises from common and widely shared feelings).
But nothing feels forced — both the jokes and the emotions emerge more naturally without the distracting spectacle that sometimes makes "Show Boat" feel a bit ponderous.
In a tale of love and war, strong emotions emerge almost unbidden and character may be revealed through action, but Lee hammers away regardless.
By combining data sets, a fuller picture of what's happening when we experience emotions emerges; we can see what areas of the brain are being stimulated when our brains are listening to music, and how much activity there is.
Reading this article, I felt strong emotions emerge as I remembered my $80-a-month 80-a-month 80-a-monthEast Sixth Street between Avenues A and B — my coldp and cheerful garret from the mid-'70s into 1984, waterthose around us were starting to pay the incredible, unbelievable sums oflat00 and $600 a month to livEast Sixth Streety!
