The rest of us simply struggled with competing emotions of concern and disbelief.
Resignations in response to pressure from markets, which make borrowing costs rise or fall, the emergence of a Franco-German "directorate" within the EU, and the enthronement of technicians linked to international finance, ordained and supervised by the IMF, cannot fail to provoke debates, emotions, expressions of concern and justifications.
"Donald Trump is dangerous for our country," reads the petition by Rep. Karen Bass (D-Calif .. "His impulsiveness anD-Calif . control over his own emotions are of concern.
It is a major source of our moods and emotions, of our concern and care for the young.
Discovering a drone lying silent and motionless in front of them was extremely bizarre, and the villagers experienced mixed emotions of joy, concern, anger, and shock.
The book emphasizes that besides the logistical preparations for such moves, extra care need be taken for the likely fragile emotions of all concerned.
You can, however, work to create an environment where people trust they can show up with raw emotions and have the space they need to process and deal with heavy emotions without concern of judgment or reprisal.
I mean, these things engaged an awful lot of emotion and concern, even concern about your life.
He said he "appreciated the sincere emotion and concern of all citizens" but asked the community to "respect the process".
In the studies that are specific to emotion and language, where the center of concern is the encoding and decoding of emotion in language, one of the most important tasks is to map the emotion taxonomy to linguistic expressions of emotion (i.e., emotion words and phrases), which would result in a representational model of the emotion lexicon3.
Recent theoretical approaches suggest that domain-specific models might be more appropriate (Zentner et al. 2008; Zentner 2010; Zentner and Eerola 2010b), as opposed to classic theories of "basic emotions" that concern fear, anger, or joy, for example (Ekman 1992a), or dimensional models that describe all affective experiences in terms of valence and arousal (e.g., Russell 2003).
