Sentence examples for everyday emotion from inspiring English sources

Samuel Taylor Coleridge, for example, argued that our response to drama is characterized by a "willing suspension of disbelief," and thus involves the very same ingredient of belief that is essential to everyday emotion (Biographia Literaria, 1817).

As her first novel, Everything You Know, showed, pathologically flawed protagonists are her forté, and the distortions of the unreliable narrator are intriguing; but Heller, for all her cold-eyed brilliance and psychological insights, has still to find her subject - has still to dig her pen deeper into everyday emotion.

It is proposed that everyday emotion regulation (i.e. self-supporting maintenance or change in positive and negative emotions) performed by hospitalized elderly can help reduce pain intensity.

It's a weird feeling, the way words can express an everyday emotion with such brutal honesty.

Recorded, produced and played by Barnes (whose father is Leftfield's Neil Barnes), Georgia turns everyday emotions into exotic and enticing vignettes.

Ms. Buglisi and Mr. Foreman are drawn to the expressive nuances, the everyday emotions that bind and separate us even when desire or grief is most acute.

More generally, how can my responses to the fictions presented by works of art share the structure of my everyday emotions, and how can they impart to those emotions a new meaning, force, or resolution?

And though the production is as live as theater gets, it also approximates the everyday emotions of watching passively as the world is parsed, segmented and scattered on different screens.

Simple moves and gestures are combined in complex ways in "The Dew Wet" and "Rise, Sally Rise," performed by members of Reggie Wilson/Fist and Heel Performance Group to folk and religious music that let the rawness of everyday emotions seep through.

Nevertheless, the study focused on positive everyday emotions and merely stated the desideratum of exploring interactions between control value appraisals and negative emotional experiences such as boredom.

Reading the literature, she realized that many patients suffered something called borderline personality disorder, in which people lack any ability to control everyday emotions.