Sentence examples for emotional presentation from inspiring English sources

Due to the different emotional presentation styles, only four emotion states, "happiness," "sadness,", "anger," and "surprise" are selected from the Belfast database for the experiment.

These have a presenting function of their own ("emotional presentation") and are a means of knowing or grasping things (to wit impersonal values) analogous to sensations in perception.

Worse, the two dimensions of competition—inside and outside the brain feed on one another: At the same time that the increasing demands on our old brains make us more vulnerable to emotional presentation, the increasing competition among media leads them to ratchet up the emotion.

Most had come to hear Huanming Yang, the B.G.I. chairman, deliver a long, emotional presentation that included a PowerPoint display with ninety-one slides.

In an emotional presentation after the game, Paterno accepted congratulations and praised the memory of Robinson, the Grambling State coach who died in 2007.

After an emotional presentation at the meeting, which was sponsored by the Ensemble Studio Theater and the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation, Dr. Wheeler summed up his thoughts on both Heisenberg and Bohr, both of whom he knew, in this way: "Happy memories of two great men".

Chants of "black lives matter" could be heard in the convention arena as the women, who call themselves "The Mothers of the Movement," made their emotional presentations.

Former presenter Des Lynam recounts his nerves on the night, as well as the laughs he shared with Frank Bruno and others, while Lineker and Sue Barker remind us of the moments that brought them, and us, to tears - such as emotional presentations to legends of sport like Muhammad Ali and Sir Bobby Robson.

There's po-faced performance artist Marina Abramovic, revered for her lengthy, emotional/non-emotional presentations and for somehow getting Jay Z to perform Picasso Baby for six hours straight this summer.

A5 World Briefing A8 NATIONAL A20-35 Abuse Victims Lay Blame At Feet of U.S. Bishops Roman Catholic bishops shared a stage in Dallas with victims of sexual abuse and their advocates who, in an emotional, televised presentation, said the bishops themselves were to blame for the crisis roiling the church.

A combination of its promise to provide a safe harbour in turbulent economic times was considered a vote winner for Tokyo, but it was also able to demonstrate that its Games would be a passionate and fun-filled affair in an emotional final presentation.