Sentence examples for emotional order from inspiring English sources

In this emotional order death is only the night shift, and that's a splendid thought.

I'm trying to create an atmosphere rather than a journalist piece; I'm very aware of the emotional order of the facts instead of the chronological order of the facts.

Book II, "Of the Passions," describes an elaborate psychological machinery to explain the affective, or emotional, order in humans and assigns a subordinate role to reason in this mechanism.

As the sometimes beleaguered go-to person for any number of younger relatives who find themselves in bad marriages, broke, or incapable of managing their children, the take-charge Madea busts ass while brandishing her handgun, fighting to impose emotional order in her world.

But, unfortunately for Bri, Joe's tragedy has dropped him down a notch in the family's emotional pecking order.

Could it be, Hochschild asks, "that we are dividing the world into emotional types — order-barking, fast-paced entrepreneurs at the top, and emotionally attuned, human-paced mediators at the bottom?" If outsourcing the labors of love discomfits or even damages us, why do we do it so much?

Ekman used pictures of emotional expression in order to study whether primary emotions are universally recognized (Ekman et al. 1969; Ekman and Friesen 1971).

PFC activity may have reflected the regulation of emotional processing in order to limit the prepotent effect of emotion on the production of force.

Adaptation of the interface was designed to provide multi-modal feedback to the users about their current affective state and to respond to users' negative emotional states in order to decrease the possible negative impacts of those emotions.

Other imaging studies show that these frontal regions are involved in high order emotional processing, Dr. Cohen said.

She described Hubbard as "an engineer" who had codified human emotional states, in order to guide people to "feel a zest and a love for life".