Sentence examples for involuntary expression from inspiring English sources

He thinks that Dewey wrongly abandons the distinction between voluntary and involuntary expression, and in doing so, undermines paradigmatic examples of expressive behavior.

The next day, I ran into Dallas's grandfather, and he said, 'You know, talking to that doctor really made him want to cry.' Then it dawned on me: I was witness to an involuntary expression of emotion — the kind we have all the time.

Pretty much at the exact moment I received my orthopedic supports, I suffered from the sudden onset of crutches-induced Coprolalia -- the involuntary expression of obscene words or phrases.

As a fellow at Princeton she will continue work on her first book, The Evidence of Things Unseen: Involuntary Expressions and the Making of Modern Personhood.

Micro expressions are essentially involuntary expressions that last a fraction of second and reveal a person's true emotions.

In 1966 a couple of psychologists documented brief involuntary expressions that lasted a fraction of a second that they proposed correlated to specific emotions.

A microexpression is a brief, involuntary facial expression that is shown on the face of humans according to the emotions that are being experienced.

Micro-expressions are rapid involuntary facial expressions which reveal one's genuine emotions people trying to disguise.

It minimises micro-expressions, those brief, involuntary facial expressions that reveal our unconscious feeling of anger, happiness, disgust, embarrassment or pride.

Also known as involuntary emotional expression disorder, PBA is a neurological disorder that causes random and uncontrollable episodes of crying and/or laughing.

This neatly demonstrates the gorilla's voluntary manual control compared to its involuntary facial expression, and suggests some understanding of vision as an attentional state.