After all the doubts, the emotion of the effort I put in through the year obviously hit me and, for some reason, surfaced there and then.
The song is seen as representing the emotion of his campaign effort.
The soul is, further, "the abiding source of sensation [i.e., cognition], of feeling [i.e., of emotion], of effort [i.e., volition]" (Micro, I, p. 184).
"Then I wanted to show a little bit of emotion for the effort I'd put in, for my friends, for my family, for those watching at home and in the stands".
The loss of the 74-minute frame, after so prodigious an investment of emotion and effort, appeared devastating for Dott.
I was one of hundreds who entered the Vietnam Veterans Memorial design competition, and I remember -- and treasure -- the depth of emotion and effort that process brought forth.
This isn't work that can always be done in school hours, and Anderson recalls a recent instance of Jones working with her until three in the morning to write an urgent appeal letter on behalf of a pupil in care – the culmination of years of support for just one vulnerable child that demanded immense amounts of effort and emotion.
Taiwanese parents reported satisfaction with the health care system, a great deal of effort to suppress emotions, a fair amount of knowledge about rotavirus, and little extra costs related to the illness.
Taiwanese parents reported satisfaction with the health care system, a great deal of effort to suppress emotions, a fair amount of knowledge about rotavirus, and negligible extra costs related to the illness.
Camille Hirigoyen and Julien Choquart, the directing duo that goes by J.A.C.K., tell The Creators Project that their video intended to "keep the raw initial emotion of that performance real," an effort which guided them through its making.
Furthermore, the concept of emotions is used to explain the puzzling findings on the oversupply of effort in experimental tournaments.
