Sentence examples for emotional property from inspiring English sources

As the real-estate agent says to Meg, in the ultimate sales pitch, "It's a very emotional property".

It often feels like an act of generosity, or at least an outpouring, but it retains its fortresslike quality, its sense of not becoming common emotional property.

Should you already hold the view that young writers are hideously self-regarding, pillaging the intimate emotional property of their closest friends and relations, then "October Road," a drama beginning on ABC this evening, will do nothing to change your mind even though it seems intent on trying.

If someone angers me, I can cite my antagonist's deprecatory tone; if someone makes me jealous, I can point to his poaching on my emotional property.

As a result, our tests of the partial effects of emotional variables provide results that can be unambiguously attributed to emotion rather than other characteristics of words with which emotional properties may be confounded.

In his musicals ("The Band Wagon," "An American in Paris") and in his melodramas ("The Cobweb," "Some Came Running"), Minnelli displayed a painterly sensitivity to colors and their emotional properties.

And if a writer can somehow cause the reader to concede that a book is taking place in a period of time that really exists and that maybe has some of the emotional properties the book ascribes to it, then one requirement of getting the book under way has been achieved.

Codes can also correspond to emotional properties (Clark & Paivio, 1991; Paivio, 2013).

Even so, the emotional properties of reinforcements influence the way individuals respond to them.

The acute cognitive and emotional properties of Khat were reported by users.

Much has been theorized about the emotional properties of the hemispheres.