Sentence examples for emotion possesses from inspiring English sources

For the "mathematical world without bodies, without people, without the vagaries of human emotion" possesses not only "certainty and power," as the author exults, but lacks life, humanity and moral meaning.

Most emotions possess a valence (positive or negative) and an intensity (low to high) that reflects emotional arousal.

Here he underplays so intelligently that when he finally releases a hint of pleasure -- watching his daughter's dance recital, he is as lost in happiness as she is in concentration -- it's shocking because we get to see how much pent-up emotion Rejas possesses.

But what we saw last night was a West Indies team playing for each other, charged with emotion, and possessing the brilliance and the nerve to take an important win.

Russell wrote eloquently about his own conflicted feelings, describing himself as being "tortured by patriotism … Love of England is very nearly the strongest emotion I possess, and in appearing to set it aside at such a moment, I was making a very difficult renunciation".

Simple fidelity is the youngest emotion we possess.

Theories which take emotions to be perceptions of objective values will claim that the target of an appropriate emotion should possess the value which the emotion presents it as having.

She also has the acting talent to provide all the nuances in emotions Jess possesses.

But as one of those Americans for whom a love of Paris is one of the strongest emotions we possess, I am of course always rooting for the French to catch up and prevail again.

As the words of Somali poet Warsan Shire propelled the potent imagery that evoked a plethora of emotions that possessed me as I tried in vain to maintain control,  I was haunted by the truth of who I've been for all this time.

What secret of musical emotion does Vänskä possess?