Sentence examples for governing emotions from inspiring English sources

The world of "The Aura" is, quite obviously, a heightened and stylized version of reality, but its governing emotions of dread, suspicion and moral confusion are bracingly real.

Two-thirds of the way through the screening — at a point when the viewer is fully immersed in the helplessness and dread that are the film's governing emotions — I bumped into Mungiu just outside the theater doors.

Anger seems the governing emotion, at times the only emotion.

The governing emotion of My Struggle is shame.

Still, raging against Steinbrenner is not the governing emotion away from Boston.

I think anger is a key or governing emotion in boys from say 14 to 18.

This uncertainty over what lies beneath our politics has been the governing emotion in Virginia this year, and in this race it has led Gillespie to make explicit ideas that he surely would have preferred remain subtext, and prompted allies of Northam to cut a panicked ad when their candidate was probably winning.

And how almost imperceptibly these books drew an arc and allowed this arc to govern emotion and plot.

Today, cognitive scientists try to link facial expressions to emotions in order to track the genetic and chemical pathways that govern emotion in the brain.

Now research shows that in addition to regulating sleep, hypocretin also appears to govern emotion, particularly experiences of joy and happiness.

Dr. Nancy Minshew, a professor of psychiatry and neurology at the University of Pittsburgh, argues that autism's core lies in higher brain areas, rather than in deeper structures that govern emotion.