Sentence examples for measured emotion from inspiring English sources

Neither his marshalling of the facts nor his measured emotion have dissuaded the N.R.A. caucus of the U.S. Congress from its immoral refusal to enact gun laws that would begin to make a priority of the safety of the American people.

Gray sings with measured emotion, in a style that seems at times practiced, at other points completely off-the-cuff.

Moreover, we measured emotions using the PA model (including three items for pleasure and three items for arousal) from Mehrabian and Russell (1974).

Questionnaires measured emotions in relation to food waste, habits, the TPB variables, intention to reduce food waste, and self-reported food waste behaviour.

But still, students of ancient theories of emotion have often felt that one simply must side with an Aristotelian position with the view that there are adequate, measured emotions.

In this study we included facial expression discrimination paradigms measuring emotion recognition accuracy employing presentation of schematic or photographed facial expressions depicting neutral, emotional or ambiguous expressions.

Still, advertising agencies have long investigated the idea of measuring emotion, Mr. Spaeth said.

The advantage of using visual cues is that it measures emotion without the biases of language.

Critics say such testing is flawed because it measures emotion rather than knowledge.

But models do not measure emotion well, and few economists dare predict when people will stop feeling vulnerable.

Researchers must "laser in on measuring emotion as almost the single metric" that predicts success, says John Kearon of BrainJuicer, a market-research firm.This season's crop of televisual tear-jerkers reflects such thinking.