Sentence examples for refined emotions from inspiring English sources
There are a few startlingly ugly statements in another letter that Bishop wrote to Swenson (quoted in Millier's biography but not by Marshall, nor is it included among the published "Letters"), concerning "backward people who are incapable of any of the more highly refined emotions".
Whatever the role, Davis was herself always in control, refining emotion with intelligence.
On this last contrast, just as we might purify blood by filtering it, rather than purging the body of blood by letting it, so we might refine our emotions, by cleansing them of their more unhealthy elements, rather than ridding ourselves of the emotions by purging them altogether.
The five that made most lists were selected and then, in a process that took years, the story and the relationships between emotions were refined and an ideal cast of actors was assembled to energetically voice them.
This will be a poem about a lack of something: sensibility, which Merriam-Webster defines as "ability to receive sensations" and, metaphorically, "refined or excessive sensitiveness in emotion and taste".
By exposing an individual to many different situations over its lifetime, emotions are built and refined.
We regard JSJ as a knowledge base that has been refined over thousands of years to promote wellness and ameliorate excess emotions (Tobin et al. 2015).
Phase 2 In the second phase, the coding was refined to distinguish between the perceptions of teachers with respect to how to display positive emotions and how to display negative emotions.
Now its definition is more explicitly refined with five dominant features: (1) difficulty in identifying one's emotion; (2) difficulty in describing self feelings verbally;(3) a reduction or incapability to experience emotions;(4) an absence of tendencies to image one else's emotion, or an externally oriented cognitive style; and (5) poor capacity for fantasize or symbolic thought [ 2].
At the same time, the assessment of possible negative outcomes needs to be refined in order to detect specific patterns increasing the risk for mental disorders, such as increased experience of negative emotions in everyday life.
