Sentence examples for emotional scale from inspiring English sources

From then on, the harmonies climb the musical and emotional scale with unbearable intensity.

Then, out of nowhere, Michael is accused of murder and the emotional scale of the film is thrown off.

The objective of this mental exercise is not to bump off the parents but to render them within the emotional scale of the child's empathic power.

In one lesson at the Plaza, the butlers were taught to rate the moods of their guests on an "emotional scale" ranging from apathy to exhilaration.

An excerpt about wife abuse from Brigette Dunn Dos Santos's "Voices in the Wilderness," and Mr. Yarborough's "Broken" were at the other end of the emotional scale.

In that show, Bradford was working on what can essentially be termed a smaller emotional scale, as though he were afraid to unleash the full breadth of his inquiry into time and place.

The Bayley-III Social-Emotional Scale is an outgrowth of this interest.

Table 1 presents the multivariable models for the three mental health questions within the role-emotional scale.

Medium effects were found for the Physical Functioning scale, the Vitality scale, the Social Functioning scale, and the Role-Emotional scale.

For the role-emotional scale (questions 5a, 5b, and 5c), survivors who reported 'yes' were considered to be reporting mental health dysfunction.

Missing values ranged per item from 0.5 to 2.9percentt, with items on the role limitation-emotional scale having the highest percentage of missing values (range: 2.6 2.9%).