Sentence examples for emotive challenges from inspiring English sources

Conversely, the posterior midcingulate, which has weaker subcortical connections, is particularly engaged by physically painful stimuli, but not other emotive challenges (Vogt et al. 2003).

It's an emotive, emotional shot of electricity".

The results support the predicted link between the emotional impact of emotive images and changes of activity in the prefrontal cortex associated with specific drug challenge or electrode stimulation.

But for challenging and emotive television, look elsewhere.

Being emo means emotional hardcore or emotive rock.

'Challenging Cancer' is a very emotive book, relying less on factual information about cancer and focussing more on the everyday challenges that people with cancer and the significant people around them face in order to cope with everyday life.

Emotive coping strategies express emotions evoked by the situation.

Its chief executive, Zareh Nalbandian, said: "There were genuine challenges as to how you make an emotive, fun movie with Lego characters but still keep the authenticity.

If the past sets the tone, the challenges and the records for Olympic athletes, then an emotive sideshow of the London 2012 Games is the extent to which the memory of painful events gone by may be permitted to intrude upon the present.

To him, Mr. Anthony is "a Latin Frank Sinatra" with "a big emotive voice," who draws energy and inspiration from the impossible challenge of trying to be and do everything.

CNN's challenge is how to balance its credibility with the emotive direction of cable news.