Sentence examples for mere emotion from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, such a theory could help rule out cases of suspected deception and block the identification of mystical experiences with mere emotion.

Certainly one will occasionally overhear exchanges with genuine moral content, some of them robust, if one takes Devlin's advice and catches the Clapham omnibus, but one will also get served up as much prejudgment, as many rationalizations and parrotings, and as much mere emotion.

A mere emotion, a psycho-physical state?

Love, if it's the real deal, is more than mere emotion.

Perhaps that's why those special gifts that Aaron, Miriam, and Moses brought us were finally taken away with Moses' death the Israelites' responded to death with more than just a perfunctory burial, with more than mere emotion, but with a completed and concluded process of mourning signaled that we finally got it.

Hence, we argue that the latter region does not show a mere emotion-dependent modulation of activity but is primarily driven by human emotional facial expressions.

Helen Fisher Helen Fisher, a Rutgers University anthropologist who has taken similar pictures in experiments of her own, says her images have convinced her that love is a primal drive, more akin to hunger or lust than mere emotions such as happiness.

The last, and most evocative argument for a unified Andhra Pradesh, though, is what might seem one of mere emotions, but it is really about ethics too.

Loyalty, longing, and even grief are, the evidence suggests, mere mimic emotions projected into two far simpler ones that dogs actually possess: adherence to the food-giver and anxiety about the unfamiliar.

This induces, from mere observation, emotions and sensations similar to those induced by actual experience for example, fear when a large spider is climbing the leg of an actor in a film.

Dewey rejects the theory that art is a mere medium for emotion.