Sentence examples for individual emotion from inspiring English sources

Noted for successful group choreography, Humphrey removed modern dance from the confines of individual emotion.

Perhaps most of all, "Waltz With Bashir" succeeds as an exploration of individual emotion in a national trauma.

In a statement pointing up the essence of uninhibited romantic lust and willfulness Hegel said: "it is the inner experience of their heart and individual emotion, or the particular qualities of their personality, which insist on satisfaction".

He reads the scores of Mozart's operas, their instrumental lines in particular, in just this way, for clues to pace and phrasing: technical matters, Sir Peter says, which the interpreter must assimilate before trying to fill the words and music with unique, individual emotion.

In this paper, we conceptualize being envied as an episodic individual emotion that has a hostile component fitting with our theory background.

In the case of the AIBO database, we obtain a balanced recall on each of the individual emotion classes using this hierarchical structure.

Emotional contagion refers to the process by which individual emotions are triggered by similar emotional states in other individuals [57].

Emotion regulation was defined as maintenance/recovery of desirable emotional states and computed for individual emotions (positive feelings, anger, anxiety, and mild depressed feelings) and globally to reflect the number of emotions successfully regulated.

But individual emotions are usually different.

In the world of Inside Out, human thought processes manifest via the anthropomorphisation of our individual emotions.

Part of the book's attraction is its modesty, the way it gets big ideas down to a small domestic canvas on which individual emotions and family dynamics are authentically realised.