And McAvoy's stutter is prodigious: it takes off into a symphony of its own, at one point of strong emotion becoming so powerful that it actually stops not only himself but his interlocutor.
They take a specific point of interest, emotion, or concern and focus on it in depth.
Even before his match-point display of emotion, he made an inside joke during the second set.
Taken together, from a theoretical and conceptual point of view, emotion-focused rumination, stress-reactive rumination, and worry represent three dimensions of negative thinking that have a certain degree of overlap, particularly with respect to being unconstructive repetitive thoughts.
But, says Cracknell: "She's relatively unfazed by anything and she has good days and bad days from a point of view of emotion and play.
When she talks about her films, it's always in terms of the stories, the drama, the points of maximum emotion.
This other person, the writer, is imparting something, at the very least one thing, you didn't have before: a fact, a theory, a point of view, an emotion.
From the dynamical theory point of view, normal emotion- and cognition-related activities occur between pathological but stable states (like deep depression, coma, etc).
My head was still at that point spinning, a lot of emotion, and spent a lot of time with my folks after the match, which was nice.
The arrival of a new member of the family so often proves a flash point for all kinds of emotion, as brand-new grandparents want to share what they learned in decades of child-rearing, while new parents are slowly, sleeplessly looking to find their own way.
