Sentence examples for emotion presented from inspiring English sources

Emotion presented covertly – understated if you like – works far better than emotion overtly rammed down your throat.

A godsend for audiences who hunger for rich emotion presented with wit, grace and not a trace of sentimentality, "Brooklyn" illustrates the power of restraint in dealing with poignant, impassioned material.

But his portrayal of Powers was unique and riveting and Cagney conveyed every emotion presented by the demanding role with his entire body, moving about the set with the quickness and sureness of the dancer that he, in fact, was.

There were four examples of each emotion presented at ten different intensity levels, giving a total of 40 stimuli per emotion.

Using functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) to study brain activity related to the experience of emotion presents unique challenges to neuroscientists.

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.

"Across the Board of Emotions," presented by the Eastern Connecticut Symphony Orchestra.

Hobbes's understanding of the emotions presented an important alternative to Descartes's 'functionalist' approach to the passions, one that made him attractive to authors such as Spinoza who were bent on eliminating even the whisper of teleological explanation.

He molds the performances, calibrates all the actions, and determines the depth of the emotions presented.

A feast of rich emotions presented with wit, grace and not a trace of sentimentality, this is the kind of film I'm always looking for but rarely find.

MFE measured the ability to match a set emotions presented on the computer screen (again using happy, sad, angry and fearful expressions) (160 trials) (see Huijbregts et al. 2010b).