Sentence examples for hot emotional from inspiring English sources

Generally speaking, the professor disapproves, believing that such tactics tend to humiliate more than rehabilitate, encouraging "a kind of hot, emotional vigilante culture".

The scientists have some encouraging preliminary results — after just a few sessions, students show significant improvements in the ability to deal with hot emotional states — but they are cautious about predicting the outcome of the long-term study.

There is also growing interest in new evidence from neuroscience that tentatively suggests that two conditions of the brain compete in decision-making: a cold, objective state and a hot, emotional state in which the ability to make sensible trade-offs disappears.

"We can go back in history and find other times when there were hot emotional and political tensions over religion," said Michael J. Zimmer, co-author of several books on employment discrimination and a law professor at Loyola University in Chicago.

These data produced four themes: (a) a desire to move forward, (b) a boiling hot emotional container, (c) a body in pain and shame, and (d) wisdom from both the moving and silent body.

The thing is, it takes a great deal of energy and effort to combat "hot" emotional impulses with cognitive cool thinking.

In her poetry Plath joined an icy sarcasm to white-hot emotional intensity.

Ms. Upshaw will repeat her portrayal of the countess, Clemence, a breakthrough performance of white-hot emotional and vocal intensity.

The problem is that the gun lobby makes its money and exercises its influence by keeping the debate hot and emotional.

The judge used the cliche often used of wrongdoing women, that she was "cool and calculating", as if any women expecting sympathy should be hot and emotional.

Waiting is made more difficult when children attend to the "hot," or emotional, aspects of the reward, and it is made easier when they attend to the "cool," or intellectual, aspects of the situation.