Sentence examples for emotional elements of from inspiring English sources

Though the milieu is, for most viewers, novel, the emotional elements of the film, to say nothing of its characters, are reassuringly if also somewhat disappointingly familiar.

"In the past, e-tailers were more focused on the emotional elements of online shopping -- the message that this is a great place to do business," Mr. Clemmons said.

Focusing on the horse as an animated sculptural form moving in space, photographer Juliet Harrison's images delve beyond the literal observation of the animal's obvious athleticism to explore the sensual and emotional elements of its power.

Where Clemens's settings of New Testament incidents -- the conversion of Paul, the prodigal son and the raising of Lazarus -- treat the emotional elements of the stories as a palpable undercurrent within a rich, devotional texture, Vivanco tended to be lighter and more picturesque.

Therefore, design was seen connecting functional and emotional elements of the product.

Video ethnography is now well established as a means through which to bring to the fore tacit, normally unspoken, sensory and emotional elements of human activity and experience (Pink 2013, and see www.energyanddigitalliving.com).

Mr. Simons said afterward that he was interested in shows that had the visual and emotional element of a performance.

While his physical timetable is not yet clear, Amukamara is already dealing with the emotional element of his injury.

Though Israeli and American leaders of various political stripes insist that security, economic and intelligence cooperation between the two nations has never been closer or stronger, the personal, more emotional element of the relationship has been largely empty over the last four years.

It was really an interesting opportunity that when you have a film that's not so rigidly structured and conceived, but rather is open to these ideas and opportunities and discoveries, then you get to integrate someone that wasn't even a consideration that then becomes a pivotal, emotional element of the movie.

Dewey also criticizes Kant's reduction of attentive observation to mere contemplation and his reduction of the emotional element of the aesthetic to pleasure taken in contemplation.