Some say then that the only reason to have so many of our remarkable capabilities memory, emotion, vision, etc.—is to inform the way we interact with the world around us.
Even if your disgust with Valentine's Day has reached its seasonal peak and the mere sight of Sweetheart candies make you nauseated, it's hard to feel quite as cynical after reading these masters of language describe what is truly the most remarkable human emotion.
And the landscape surveyed is remarkable, touching on emotion, sensation, evolutionary development, biological growth, neurotransmitters, even recent research into cyborglike innovations that merge brain and machine.
His latest EP, Clearing, is a defining point in characterization for his persona, and displays remarkable coherence and emotion.
The trusting little chick has triggered a remarkable succession of emotions that Hands delineates with compassion and clarity.
The Walmart moms said they would feel "relieved," "concerned," "good" and "optimistic" with Trump as the nominee — a remarkable set of emotions toward the business mogul.
The fastest way to turn your gift into something remarkable is to inject emotion into it.
Onstage, she declared that it was the first time a scientist in her field had been invited to join "the Big Data conversation": a throwaway line, but one with a remarkable implication — that even emotions could be quantified, aggregated, leveraged.
I mention these particular buildings and spaces, because they demonstrate the power of architecture to affect our emotions in remarkable ways.
Griffith packs a remarkable density of incident and emotion into a mere sixteen minutes.
Their dance together, on a dark stage, is among the most moving things I've seen on Broadway, all the more remarkable for the weight of emotion it evokes through theatrically simple means.
