Sentence examples for expressive emotion from inspiring English sources
Emotion words can be divided into two broad categories depending on their usage: expressive emotion words, which express the user's emotion directly (e.g., taboo and swear words like shit and interjections like wow), and descriptive emotion words, which describe certain emotion states or processes (e.g., happy, sad, rage) (see Clore et al. 1987; Kövecses 2000; Pavlenko 2008a; Potts 2007; etc).
Yet, they are still reluctant to admit similarities in mind and expressive emotion.
As he sees it, his work frees the artists from worrying about a puffed sleeve so they can focus on what they do best, like capturing expressive emotion.
And he skimmed his own froth off the top — he seemed to understand that too much expressive emotion was a trap in which one musician often ended up sounding like the next.
With "Selma" and "The Theory of Everything," directors DuVernay and James Marsh bring sweep and deeply expressive emotion to biopics that would otherwise be relegated to a high-toned miniseries, giving viewers a theatrical experience all the more potent and affecting for being so gracefully compressed and choreographed for the big screen.
As the name implies they favored a youthful, vibrant, modern dynamic of bright colors and expressive emotion -- important qualities that came to define Feigin's whole oeuvre.
Had the pianist programmed, say, one of Schubert's late sonatas instead, his reach for the composer's expressive, emotion-wracked depth would have been almost self-evident.
Although the naked, expressive emotions of the MoMA crowd perhaps won't be replicated here, it did strike me, looking around, that a lot of young people are quite anxious, and a lot of old people are quite sad.
Higher total score reflects a higher ability to express emotion, higher expressive factor score means higher intention to express, but lower suppressive factor score means higher inclination to control emotion.
But it is also form expressive of emotion.
Of his physical gifts his best was his wonderfully fine face, quick, mobile, and expressive in emotion, noble and dignified in repose.
