Sentence examples for emotion shared from inspiring English sources

Turning from the pictures, Dr. Gilmozzi gave voice to an emotion shared by many of his colleagues.

Studies of oncology nurses, trauma workers and even marriage counselors, among others, have documented a common "compassion fatigue" that seems directly related to the amount of emotion shared.

The moral sense of fairness is hard-wired into our brains and is an emotion shared by most people and primates tested for it, including people from non-Western cultures and those living close to how our Paleolithic ancestors lived.

Rana el Kaliouby from Affectiva and Danny Lange from Uber discussed emotion sharing analytics and the rise of machines.

The "traveling to" option is found within the activity and emotion sharing smiley-face button on the Facebook status composer on both web and mobile.

Near the end of "New Year's Eve" Berry lands a moment of genuine emotion, sharing a brief scene (they're all brief; as Shakespeare once said, tedious, but brief) with her beloved.

These results support the role of the limbic circuitry in emotion sharing.

It also casts some doubts on simulation accounts of empathy, which claim that the commonalities in the anterior insula and anterior cingulate cortex indicate the actual emotion sharing between observer and target (see also [70]).

Teaching emotion regulation should also be included within the educational goals of health care professions, because without these skills physicians' emotion sharing with patients could lead to professionals' personal distress and burnout.

The process of pausing, reflecting, and then listening to your partner, in close proximity, may help you to focus more on the words and emotions shared.

New Stanford research shows that people may reject emotions shared with a group if they believe the group should feel differently as they do – especially in cases of injustice.