Everything is happening here — votes are tallied, hearts broken, lives risked and saved, tactical decisions made, emotions expressed and suppressed — but only one thing is happening.
From the beginning, the silent cinema was an art devoted to physical risk and to primitive passions, to rage, lust, ambition, and obsession (silence made emotions more extreme in many ways), and it produced obsession in its huge audience.
But word of the E.P.A.'s decision, which will take effect in 30 days after a government review, made emotions a bit more raw, the sense of change afoot almost palpable.
"It made emotions raw," Mr Nixon told US broadcaster ABC on Sunday.
The Stoics made emotions into judgments about the value of things incidental to an agent's virtue, to which we should therefore remain perfectly indifferent.
Mr Nixon said the release of the footage "appeared to cast aspersions" on the dead man, saying "it made emotions raw".
Passivity symptoms such as delusions of control, thought insertion, and "made" emotions seem to reflect a failure to recognize ownership of one's actions and thoughts.
Next, emotional values of 50 users in 10 time periods are selected to make emotion classification analysis for micro-blog users by using the fuzzy clustering algorithm, and F testing method is used to calculate an optimal classification.
And what makes emotion is wrinkles.
But Goldie also disliked the corollary deficiency in cognitivist theories, which, in making emotion a matter of judging that people and events are fearful, lovable, offensive or whatever, certainly account for emotion's outward-directedness, but omit its visceralness.
Emotions are playing significant roles in daily life, making emotion prediction important.
