Sentence examples for emphasis on emotion from inspiring English sources
A true representative of the Russian piano school, with its great emphasis on emotion, expressiveness and drama, he is a pianist with a distinct and powerful individuality.
To some, Spine's emphasis on emotion and the tender relationship at its heart might consign it to the same conservative category.
The emphasis on emotion over fact is bolstered by a 2004 interview with the pompous Jan Ting, a former I.N.S. deputy commissioner who served under President George H. W. Bush and who appears smugly unaware of any encroachment on civil liberties by his former office.
This emphasis on emotion as well as the fact that 95% of its productions take place in venues such as prisons, basketball courts and homeless shelters before predominantly working-class audiences means that Theater of War's work is sometimes viewed as a pastoral or a therapeutic exercise rather than as an artistic one.
I assume you are not already at a college where there is an emphasis on emotion, so you're going to have to do a lot of reading.
Arcimboldi's work has been ascribed to mannerism, the art of his times, known for its aesthetic quality, exaggeration, and emphasis on emotion.
However, Jim Nail, a senior analyst at Forrester Research in Cambridge, Mass., questioned the d/g* emphasis on emotions in e-commerce.
But even though Webb's emphasis on emotions is understandable from an etymological point of view the term "erotic" derives from the Greek word "eros" meaning love or passion he does not succeed in spelling out the necessary or sufficient conditions for erotic art.
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Andrew Hanson from the Los Angeles Times felt that the episode's emphasis on emotions (instead of plain science) was "turning its back on the science that made [Fringe] great".
According to the authors, while "war is inherently a human activity whose character is determined by politics, strategy, society and technology", the increased role of killer AI robots in future conflicts could "change the very nature of warfare", with "less emphasis on emotions, passions and chance".
