Sentence examples for emotion emphasize from inspiring English sources

Indeed, definitions of emotion emphasize that an emotion is caused by a person consciously or unconsciously evaluating an event as relevant to their concerns or goals [48], [49].

Recent developments in cognitive and emotion theory emphasize the importance of cognitive dimensions related to control and helplessness.

In the 17th century, the philosophers René Descartes and Baruch Spinoza distinguished affect from emotion by emphasizing its transformative nature.

Rockwell also had a taste for melodramatic behavior or events, exaggerating emotion and emphasizing tension or action at the expense of more carefully individualized character studies.

If beauty is an element of art, why does that mean art has an affirmative obligation, that it "should celebrate" life; and if art reflects thoughts and emotions, why emphasize the artist being able to "freely express"?

As a result, the robot emotion is emphasized.

Hearings tend to stereotype the issue and the individuals involved, to aggravate emotions, to emphasize dissent rather than consensus, and to amplify distrust.

With jazz and ballet, technique alone can provide a good performance but in lyrical dance expressing emotion is emphasized just as much as technique.

Currently, psychotherapies that emphasize emotion regulation, functional assessment, and problem solving appear to be the most effective for treating NSSI [ 100].

Use hand movements to emphasize emotion!

The pacing of the film varies — a baggy scene is followed by a thrilling one — but the changes that Kramer and Murphy have made to the story are mostly smart ones, emphasizing emotion over agitprop, and tweaking, lightly, the politics of the original.