Sentence examples for emotional fever from inspiring English sources

"It said, 'I promise to always say how I feel about everything, because otherwise Lars will manipulate me.' " Sticking to the film's emotional fever pitch demanded discipline.

Scientists have long believed that the animals aren't capable of the same type of conscious thought we are because they fail the "emotional fever" test.

Cabanac and colleagues have documented the presence of some of these phenomena in amniotes, in contrast with their absence in at least a small number of non-amniote species, such as emotional fever (Cabanac and Bernieri 2000; Cabanac and Cabanac 2000; Cabanac and Cabanac 2004) and taste aversion (Paradis and Cabanac 2004).

The stressed fish spent more time between 4 and 8 hours in the warmer waters than did the control fish, and raised their body temperatures about 2°C to 4°C, showing an emotional fever, the scientists report online today in the Proceedings of the Royal Society B. Thus, their study upends a key argument against consciousness in fish, they say.

In humans, exposure to UV light, emotional stress, fever, tissue damage and immune suppression is known inducers of reactivation.

Ms. Tillyard seems happiest when emotional temperatures reach fever level.

The rate increases temporarily during exercise, emotional excitement, and fever and decreases during sleep.

Still, people do get cabin fever - an emotional disturbance that can affect people living in small spaces, in an isolated place.

Muscular pains, skin sensitivity, low fever depression & other emotional upsets characterize it.

His plays, therefore, are forever taking his moral and emotional temperature; they are the chronological fever chart of his tormented soul.

The obsession with the duo has reached fever pitch after Winslet's emotional response to DiCaprio's long-awaited Oscar triumph overnight.