Sentence examples for important emotions from inspiring English sources

Our relationship is based on affection and respect - important emotions after the initial buzz has gone.

"In the totem pole of important things and important emotions, that would come somewhere at the bottom".

And their escapades, all two hundred and fifty of them, were diligently illustrated in subtly backlit pastel drawings, evocative, if not of the plot then at least of the book's most important emotions (glee, longing, comas).

"The thing that it really highlighted was how important emotions are – not just the positive and happy ones," added Dr Erica Chin, a clinical psychologist who works in the child and adolescent psychiatry unit of Morgan Stanley Children's Hospital.

It is worth pointing out that the original Hungarian title of Embers is "Candles Burn to the End" - a little unwieldy, perhaps, in English, but a title better suited to a novel about how the important emotions never end until death.

There is nothing like a rip-roaring "weather market" in the grain futures markets to arouse the two most important emotions a trader can experience: fear and greed.

And anger is a very important emotion.

Isaac Marks and Randy Nesse argued in 1994 that anxiety is an important emotion that has been shaped during the course of human evolution.

I share his appreciation of this important emotion, but I'm not quite as proud of my own anxiety as Kafka was of his.

In the words of one group of researchers whose work Ms Scarf examined: "Older couples, compared to middle-aged couples, expressed lower levels of anger, disgust, belligerence and whining and higher levels of one important emotion, namely affection".

Preliminary brain scans of Luby's depressed preschoolers show changes in the shape and size of the hippocampus, an important emotion center in the brain, and in the functional connectivity between different brain regions, similar to changes found in the brains of depressed adults.