Sentence examples for emotion provoking from inspiring English sources

After a half an hour or so of adjusting my New York metabolism to the film's rhythm, I found myself overcoming my usual prejudice of anything thought or emotion provoking and accepting the simple fact that I was witnessing a quiet, graceful greatness.

As the current study examined emotion provoking, general memories of bullying (Yancura & Aldwin, 2009), the sound reliability and validity of the current responses is likely.

But, even when a critic allows for the somewhat antique formulation of these arguments (as Storr goes on to do), there is still something about the vicarious emotion provoked by the figurative that must be explained away or excused.

All sensitive people agree that there is a peculiar emotion provoked by works of art".

The jurors described emotions provoked by different aspects of their shared experience.

Something that wouldn't fail to further illuminate the terrible emotions provoked by the tragedy.

In the whirl of conflicting emotions provoked by seeing him again, I asked him: "How are things here?

At the Alabama University conference at which the articles were made public, he gave an extraordinarily moving speech expressing the complex emotions provoked by the disclosure.

These entities - for, as I hope to demonstrate, fictional characters are worthy of this attribution - may arouse in us many of the emotions provoked by their flesh-and-blood models, yet they are so easily spun into being out of lexical threads, we'd be wise to treat them with grave suspicion.

In childhood this information would include emotions provoked by the unexplained absence of an attachment figure.

Crittenden proposed that the basic components of human experience of danger are two kinds of information: 1. 'Affective information' – the emotions provoked by the potential for danger, such as anger or fear.