Sentence examples for emotion unique from inspiring English sources

The show does a good job balancing the formulaic nature of the makeovers with moments of authentic emotion unique to each episode.

Although blizzards are often described in the apocalyptic language of big weather, they evoke emotions unique to snow.

But it's not the tense storyline, in which she must rescue a purple bird from an evil emperor, that grips the reader closest – although the plot is taut and well-conceived – it's the tender, subtle touches which evoke her emotions, unique but instantly recognisable, on every page of the book.

Musical emotions are unique from other emotions in that they are based on aesthetic stimuli, and unlike other basic emotions do not have an obvious adaptive or survival value [48].

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

He added that "the nature of the Euro-beast is such that at best it creates rational enthusiasts, like myself, and 'Europe' only appeals to the warm emotions at unique moments -- i.e. 1989-91".

"The emotions are unique because for Spain it is a difficult time with economic problems," he said.

Look at the words and emotions as unique clues, rather than obvious conclusions.

It is truly a unique emotion".

It is that in one way or another Brazil will provoke unique emotion.

Shame is a unique emotion; when you feel it, you instantly recognise it and feeling it lies at the heart of morality.