Sentence examples for negative sounds from inspiring English sources

During meditation, activation in insula was greater during presentation of negative sounds than positive or neutral sounds in expert than it was in novice meditators.

Thus only intra-group, presenting a more affiliative social status than extra-group negative sounds, elicited asymmetric behaviour in monkeys and humans.

Within these social categories, two different sub-categories of emotional values were tested, e.g. positive and negative sounds (e.g. humans: sentence pronounced with a friendly vs aggressive intonation, monkeys: contact vs threat calls).

We found an opposite pattern of lateralization for monkeys responding to intra-group stimuli between the processing of positive and negative sounds (Fisher tests: IGP vs IGN, p = 0.05; EG1P vs EG1N/EG2P vs EG2N, p>0.05 – Fig. 1A).

Brain function was interrogated using a block and event-related paradigm during periods of mental practice alone, and in response to emotional human vocalizations (positive, neutral, or negative sounds from a normalized database, [11]).

As this meditation is said to enhance loving-kindness when the joy of others is perceived or compassion when the suffering of others is perceived, this effect was predicted to be stronger for the negative sounds (sounds of a distressed woman) and positive sounds (a baby laughing) than for neutral sounds (background noise in a restaurant).

Forty-nine volunteers rode a motorcycle in a virtual environment and went through a number of preset risky scenarios, some of which were cued by a sound (a beep, a positive emotional sound or a negative sound).

The point is that the spin that has been placed on the Affordable Care Act by nicknaming it Obamacare and creating short negative sound bites has led the public to conclusions that some political leaders planned.

The word closed has a negative sound to it, but in this case it is not applicable as it has nothing to do weather a shot is great or not.

Now is the right time to remind our nation what conservatives can offer our society; at the very least, we should work to end the negative sound bites and instead take up Gingrich's challenge by presenting the ideas and vision that will once again inspire a nation.

I know management's strategy, which board members they are planning to "dump", which employees they are going to ease out and replace before they announce the IPO, who the company's main competitors are, who its bankers are, how management plans to finesse the filing to make negatives sound more positive… Suffice it to say, I know a lot about them.