"The revolution was a great human achievement," Aswany says in a booming voice that amplifies his evident emotion.
"I've been thinking about this day forever," Jenner told Sawyer, with evident emotion, to an audience of seventeen million viewers.
Now, he says, with evident emotion, "I wish I had a partner, somebody to help with this.
All four worked for her, and she spoke slowly and with evident emotion as she paid tribute to each.
"I stand as evidence that you can live your dreams and work with your heroes," the young director said with evident emotion.
That distinction belongs to a real astronaut who lists gently in zero gravity with a face drained of evident emotion, and to a jellyfish that, later in the film, glides underwater with similarly mesmerizing grace and indifference.
"Because of Hillary Clinton our daughters, and all our sons and daughters, now take for granted that woman can be president of the United States," said Obama with evident emotion in her voice.
Over dinner, he talked with evident emotion about how much being able to speak to Schleck and wish him luck in the race meant to him, as someone who had dreamt of a career as a professional.
Emotions carry social influence, as evident by emotion contagion – an unconscious process attributed to mimicking of non-verbal cues.
To the physiologist, this is self-evident since emotions operate through the genetically old, massive sympathetic nervous system and its allied hormones, acting on the whole body, while the processes of conceptual thinking are confined to the neocortex at the roof of the brain.
