"Every emotion was exposed — I was a raw nerve but I thought, 'What am I going to do now?
"I could polish my words beforehand, get a haircut, and see this as a way to advance my career, or I could dive into it without knowing what I would say, unguarded in thought and emotion, and expose frailties to help viewers identify with my character, if I may call it that, while giving them a way into the world I experienced at the time," he said.
Risky play provides children with an exhilarating positive emotion and exposes them to things and situations they previously feared.
Putting genuine emotion behind your frown almost always makes it much more convincing, so fuel your negative emotions by exposing yourself to something that you hate.
The effort, the altitude, the agonising achievement, it can all strip back the boundaries of your personality, lay bare emotions, inhibitions, expose the hurt, bring out the joy, and, like the stunning vistas of the French Pyrenees, bring everything into stark relief.
But confrontations in Harlem and Brooklyn exposed emotions so raw that their intensity surprised the police officers and fire officials on hand to keep order on the overcast Sunday morning.
At the center of the emotions and frustrations exposed yesterday is the site itself: the slowly diminishing pile of rubble, acres wide and several floors deep.
The associations between psychosocial job demands and experience of adverse events due to dental mismanagement are shown in Table 3. Except for 'Demands for hiding emotions,' dental practitioners exposed to higher levels of job demands had higher odd ratios of experiences of adverse events due to dental mismanagement.
Without them, Björk feels more exposed, the emotions more sentimental, the reach of them more universal.
As a internally shaken family matriarch, she's a walking, singing lightening bolt of emotions, both hidden and exposed.
