Sentence examples for novel emotion from inspiring English sources

Throughout the novel, emotion is penned in by Chris's commentary.

The first challenge when creating a novel emotion or mood database is what to label as ground-truth.

We evaluated treatment outcomes and predictors of outcomes of a novel emotion-oriented intervention for chronic pain.

As in his novels, the emotion gradually increases until it stifles situations that were themselves deadening.

From the book's initial pages we are instructed in the hypocrisies of movements and of perfect, inclusive communities, when Rose Zimmer, the family matriarch at the center of the novel's emotions, is threatened with exile from her communist world in Sunnyside.

It is a story of pathos and disappointment — motifs of a repressed society that recur in his novels, and emotions that Aswany experienced in his own life.

While her nan talks, their mugs of tea enlarge and shrink in the squares of the novel as the emotion intensifies and the details of Stan's life unfold.

Written by Sarah Phelps, whose experience is in soap opera — she's responsible for a prodigious number of episodes of the British hit "EastEnders" — this "Great Expectations" crams a surprising amount of Charles Dickens's plot into its three hours while failing to capture any of the novel's overwhelming emotion or overriding strangeness.

Congratulations on penning Playing with Fire, a standalone novel brimming with emotion, literary description, and psychological suspense.

For me, there's often a central image that defines the mood I am going for with the novel and the emotion that I'd like to evoke in the reader.

Hooley et al. [ 35] examined fully remitted unipolar depressed participants and healthy control subjects with a novel, interpersonally based emotion provocation task with subjects hearing audiotapes of critical and praising remarks made about them by their own mothers.