Sentence examples for emotional origin from inspiring English sources

WHEN it comes to superhero movies, today's audiences come loaded with certain expectations: an emotional origin story, a menacing villain and the dynamic triumph of good over evil.

Nevertheless, abnormal behaviour in animals often does have a nonphysical, psychological, or emotional origin, which should always be considered in the diagnosis and treatment of the ailments of companion animals.

For example when it comes to the physical body, the Eastern sciences of self-healing say that over 95percentt of all illness and weakness within the body have an emotional origin.

However, in a study in Great Britain it was reported that patients with a Punjabi background were less likely to acknowledge an emotional origin to the physical symptoms they experienced [ 33], which supports the experience of the general practitioners in our study.

Here are the emotional origins of monotheism.

And, taking things one step further, perhaps the emotional origins of contemporary atheism too.

"Their superego is never so inexorable, so impersonal, so independent of its emotional origins as we require it to be in men.

In the subsequent repression by the army lay the emotional origins of the Popular Front against "fascism"—a re-creation of the Azaña coalition of Left Republicans and Socialists.

Although flying fears can have many meanings and a variety of emotional origins, most people are frightened because they feel helpless on a plane, and view driving as a form of travel over which they have more control.

The idea of humiliated fury as a feeling trap might be a first step toward a theory of the emotional origins of extreme violence.

The episode is the favorite of Schwimmer, who liked the comedic and emotional origins of the Ross/Rachel relationship, as well as the exchange between Monica and Chandler as she defends her weight on the video.