Sentence examples for excess emotions from inspiring English sources
"excess emotions" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English
It is typically used to describe a strong or intense emotional reaction that is beyond what is typically expected or appropriate in a given situation. Example: After the tragic accident, the family was overcome with excess emotions, unable to hold back their tears and cries of grief.
One physician who cautions against excess emotions is Dr. Hiram S. Cody III, acting chief of the breast cancer service at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center.
Accordingly, it became a priority for us to develop interventions, which we referred to as toolkits, to ameliorate excess emotions.
We regard JSJ as a knowledge base that has been refined over thousands of years to promote wellness and ameliorate excess emotions (Tobin et al. 2015).
And, at a personal level, I found it convenient to use short periods of breathing meditation to ameliorate excess emotions and unattach emotions and conduct– especially to reduce frustration and stress.
Jin Shin Jyutsu provides a fresh way to look at emotion and wellness and offers possible interventions that people can use to reduce excess emotions, resolve personal health issues, and aid others.
If one doesn't release excess emotions about one's former love partner, it hinders the process of finding a new one.
But what is so clever about this ad is the subtle way it uses humour to parody excess emotion.
To Dalio, broken frameworks and excess emotion are the enemy.
I do think that the critiques of narcissism and sentimentality are linked because they are both critiques of excess -- often critiques of excess emotion, or a critique of the (assumed) insistence that one's emotions are interesting, or matter.
One of the high-priority foci I have for my research is to identify interventions to re-harmonize the body when disharmonies have occurred, presumably due to an excess of emotions creating physiologic responses such as stress, elevated pulse rate, low blood oxygenation, high blood sugar composition, and elevated blood pressure.
But you have said that our ability to reason is as likely to be harmed by a lack of emotion as by an excess of emotion.
