Sentence examples for emotion fit from inspiring English sources
"In my laboratory work I'm interested in how different aspects of human cognition and emotion fit together," he explains.
It was a moment of soaring emotion, fitting for Tlaib's historic bid.
How do emotions fit into different conceptions of the mind?
His works are not systematic, but they are packed with observations and wonderful one-liners, making up a genial and humorous picture of how our emotions fit us to and in the world.
It's full of emotions, and you have to figure out how the emotions fit into that tableau vivant.
That people who feel the chills have stronger connections between the brain's auditory system and areas related to emotions fits well with results from Zatorre's lab.
25 Of course, the idea that meditation enhances prefrontal regulation of stress reactivity and aversive emotions fits well with the growing clinical interest in mindfulness as an adjunct in the cognitive behavioral treatment of anxiety, depression, and personality disorders.
"If you did that kind of work, you know that undercover operations are just one itchy trigger finger, one turn of emotion or fit of anger away from tragedy".
Big sounds and big emotions should fit right in at the big park at this show.
At his least inspired, Jagger can sound like a man who isn't singing so much as rearranging a well-worn series of mannerisms and tics, but here his vocals are extremely powerful and genuinely affecting, as if he's digging deep within himself to find the emotions to fit the material.
This emotion again fits very well Schleiermacher's characterization of religious emotion as a "self-consciousness," but it is at the same time, as Otto suggests, a consciousness of a God who has definite, positive features.
