Sentence examples for emotion picture from inspiring English sources
The back end of the 1'40" teaser features the requisite pop-eyed kid, uncertain over moving house, dolefully registering her feelings to a soundtrack of Aerosmith's Sweet Emotion (and capped with a card wittily claiming this is a "major emotion picture" – I think we can see where this is going).
Certainly Davis, who released three exquisitely raw, libidinous albums in the nineteen-seventies, can be said to have presaged more recent expressions of black female desire in popular music — for instance, Janelle Monáe's, in her new album and "emotion picture," "Dirty Computer".
Nociceptive and negative emotion picture stimuli are parts of aversive stimuli and can active cerebellar responses.
We found activation in the visual cortex and anterior cerebellum lobe/culmen during presentation of negative emotion picture stimuli in migraineurs [23].
Janelle Monae's critically lauded emotion picture was one of the biggest music events of this year.
The full version of her "emotion picture" for Dirty Computer will premiere on BET and MTV on April 26.
"eMotion Pictures: an Exhibition of Orthopedics in Art" was created and produced by the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons.
By contrast, negative infant emotion pictures did not prompt an augmentation of the startle response, although both the subjective ratings and the mimic EMG activity indicated a clear differentiation between negative and positive infant pictures.
Of a group for whom the pictures were described but not shown, 80percentt said they would rely solely on the face when determining the emotion pictured, while 20percenttheyey would look to the face and the body together.
She calls her albums "emotion pictures," and, consumed chronologically, the Monáe suite makes up a sparkling, occasionally convoluted space hip-hopera, inspired by Fritz Lang's Marxist epic "Metropolis," from 1927.
All of us may, and some may not, but they are painful and necessary, what Sam Fuller would call "emotion pictures".
