Sentence examples for excites emotion from inspiring English sources

What our memories reveal is that our nervous system is tuned to anything that excites emotion, that's personally interesting, that's colourful, unusual and, above all, anything that's personal.

Yelling equals excited emotions.

Harpooning whales may be cruel and does excite emotions even among those who regularly eat red meat.

He said removing the Final Four events from Georgia would be unproductive and that "actions like this do nothing but inflame and excite emotions".

I thought back to that night and how important each word was recently as I watched the Web explode with vitriol, using the names of my fallen brothers to excite emotions.

Eighteenth-century aesthetics moved away somewhat from the view that the arts should carefully control our emotions, although the notion that artworks both express and excite emotions remained.

Now it excites no emotion whatever".

"In me, at least, he never excites an emotion".

Another version of this theme appears in philosophical discussions of tragedy; since it is assumed that the dramatic depiction of emotions excites the same emotions in the audience, tragic drama presents a bit of a puzzle.

"Human rights excite great emotion," the 65-year-old judge said.

IN THE first years of the 21st century, no area of the American economy has excited more emotion than the property market.