Christie (13) is all exuberance, quick emotions and a curious sort of strength that makes her both fun and dependable.
Emoting may be quick; articulating emotion isn't.
By Sarah Larson September 16, 2015 Emoting may be quick; articulating emotion isn't.
You should have had a very long goodbye a few days before, so make this one quick without emotion.
Work on the neural roots of fear by the neuroscientist Joseph LeDoux of New York University, and others, has found that in the complex interplay of slower, conscious reason and quicker, subconscious emotion and instinct, the basic architecture of the brain ensures that we feel first and think second.
The goal with these records is simply quick, honest emotion--not songwriting sophistication.
His voice was a shock to the literary system - a youthful, confident, headlong tour de force that came increasingly to sound, with Infinite Jest, his third book, like the hot neural transactions of consciousness itself, with its digressions and elaborations and quick-change emotions.
Mr. Bouquet offers a limpid and deft performance, his quick shifts of emotion creating a chill all their own.
A teenage gangster in Brighton's grimy underworld, Pinkie Brown is untroubled by human emotion, quick to manipulate or eliminate what stands in his way.
Paul Sullivan's atmospheric music sets the scene for each quick shift of emotion, from dread to playfulness to affection and back again.
Once upon a time in the kingdom of innocence, men and women in the workplace could embrace for a quick moment of emotion; a celebration, a triumph or even a poignant sadness.
