Sentence examples for major emotion from inspiring English sources

But her face betrays no major emotion at this point.

Like "Everything Put Together," "Monster's Ball" has a spare, disturbing intensity -- death as a catalyst, grief as a major emotion.

Gal is perhaps unique in the annals of gangster cinema: a hoodlum hero whose major emotion is anxiety and who embraces his own humiliation to stay alive.

The back end of the 1'40" teaser features the requisite pop-eyed kid, uncertain over moving house, dolefully registering her feelings to a soundtrack of Aerosmith's Sweet Emotion (and capped with a card wittily claiming this is a "major emotion picture" – I think we can see where this is going).

He certainly greeted it with major emotion: leaping high, covering his eyes with his hands and eventually climbing into the stands to embrace his support team, including his mother, Judy, a British Fed Cup captain who taught him the basics of the game in Dunblane, Scotland.

In this paper, we focused on four major emotion classes neutral, sad, happy, and angry, and did not include surprised, fear, and other classes in the classification experiments.

"Going home, he had two major emotions," Kaplan said by telephone.

"It was the first time in my life that I had an opening lecture where people were crying or sniffing or showing major emotions in the class," Professor Danspeckgruber said.

Other major emotions such as anger and sadness are less clear and consistent in their patterns of brain activation, he says.

What major emotions or challenges have you faced?

She's got five major emotions hanging out in her brain (Joy, Fear, Sadness, Anger, Disgust).