Sentence examples for emotional shape from inspiring English sources

Likewise, we can't get in emotional shape without working out our emotions.

To track the works' "emotional shape," scientists used a massive online dictionary that categorizes words by the emotions they tend to be associated with: anger, disgust, fear, joy, sadness, or surprise.

Yes, it's shocking that funeral home employees push overpriced coffins to people who aren't in any emotional shape to shop wisely, but we knew that.

We had just learned that a friend who worked in the World Trade Center had escaped, but we didn't know what physical or emotional shape she was in.

To portray a family in good emotional shape in a way that is unsentimental and holds the attention takes real skill and judgment.

His characterization never faltered, but vocally, he faded somewhat in the second act - the opposite of what ought to happen, if the work's emotional shape counts for anything.

It's not about giving his life meaning; it's about the ways in which fear, that emotional shape-shifter, can become fetish.

Her emotional shaping came from her sexuality and from her turbulent relations with her mother and stepfather.

As Kurt Vonnegut argued in a now-famous lecture, stories have emotional shapes.

At its best, the series documents an emotional shape-shifter, and Keough uses her admirably expressive face and body to convey a journey through the depths and shallows in a way that's frankly far beyond the confines of the script.

Mendelson's novels inhabit similar territory to those of Maggie O'Farrell, with the same capacity for extreme noticing, the same profound emotional intelligence shaping the characters and driving the narrative.