Sentence examples for feigned emotion from inspiring English sources

The state of pain research is reviewed in the Boston Globe piece "I don't feel your pain," and The New York Times' "Reading pain on a human face" highlights research on the ability to detect feigned emotion, including pain.

No canned political speeches; no feigned emotion.

There's no North Korean display of feigned emotion and servitude it's, at the risk of cliche, a fiesta.

There's no North Korean display of feigned emotion and servitude – it's, at the risk of cliche, a fiesta.

Perfect - in an Oprah influenced world where feigned emotion works as a palliative for people who are unable to experience anything authentic.

Audiences used to reality television are now accustomed to seeing more genuine emotion on screen, as opposed to feigned emotions through acting.

For black males, whether middle class or otherwise, being cool is about feigned emotions in the face of an unreachable manhood (as defined by whites).

It is clinical when, for decency's sake, it ought to feign emotion.

August's paranoid schizophrenia feels emblematic — an indictment of a lifetime spent feigning emotions to make a buck.

Never mind the question of why we should take advice from actors who, after all, earn their living by feigning emotions they don't feel and reciting lines they didn't write.

The ability to feign emotions and its relation to ToM is known from play behavior (Rakoczy, Tomasello, & Striano, 2004; Schmidt, Pempek, Kirkorian, Lund, & Anderson, 2008) and deceit (DePaulo, 2003; Grezes, Berthoz, & Passingham, 2006; Grezes, Frith, & Passingham, 2004).