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The term "emotional quality" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to the subjective feeling or atmosphere conveyed in a sentence, often through the use of certain words or phrases. Example: The author's use of vivid imagery and descriptive language created an intense emotional quality in the scene, leaving the reader feeling both anxious and captivated.
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The definition of a 'neutral' emotional state is inherently ambiguous since a neutral emotional quality is only relative within the continuum of emotion state.
"There's a plaintive, emotional quality to it," De Backer said.
The emotional quality of an event also influences our perception.
And the movie, it already has an emotional quality to it, don't you think?
"I spent a lot of time printing, to get the emotional quality I wanted to achieve.
Paula's melodrama feels diminutive and slightly unformed, despite Ms. Balk's quicksilver, open, emotional quality.
The emotional quality of an event also influences our perception of time.
The emotional quality of the reasoning resonates especially with those who have been touched by gun violence.
The stories Harris heard about Tristan da Cunha as a child also had this powerfully emotional quality.
And if we're calling bands emo based simply on emotional quality and quirkiness, then every band should be emo.
Mukherjee, who knew Sze's work before he met her, said recently, "What struck me most was its intensely emotional quality.
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