Sentence examples for emotion suggesting from inspiring English sources

In addition, the performance of music resulted in greater positive emotion, suggesting one pathway through which people feel closer to one another when playing music together is through endorphin release.

Notably, the ANX + ADHD group was least sensitive to this emotion, suggesting that their anxiety may be of a different nature to that of the ANX group and that anxiety may not relate to threat sensitivity.

Darwin (1872) had also endorsed a similar view of the indispensable role of bodily movements in a fully fledged emotion, suggesting that: "Most of our emotions are so closely connected with their expression, that they hardly exist if the body remains passive" (1872, pp. 239 240).

Suárez was clinical and the outpouring of emotion suggested he had enjoyed the moment.

The level of intensity and emotion suggests that this is one technology that provokes more doubt and fear than acceptability.

A recent study, published in the journal Emotion, suggests the key lies in helping people not simply avoid negative emotions but cultivate positive emotions.

Maybe they should: Earlier this year, a study published in the journal Emotion suggested that self-esteem and happiness fell among American teens since 2012.

Their findings, reported in two articles published in the journal Emotion, suggest that awe — as opposed to joy, pride, amusement, contentment and other positive emotions — is the singular sensation that goes the furthest in boosting one's overall sense of well-being.

And the latest study, published recently in the journal Emotion, suggests that feeling awe may promote good health.

Although, reports he had to reshoot scenes again and again because he was battling to express basic emotion suggest maybe not.

But a new study published in the August issue of the journal Motivation and Emotion suggests that when people smile, strangers may be less likely to judge them based on their race and gender.