Sentence examples for responsive emotions from inspiring English sources

For he could be changelessly aware of events outside himself -- perhaps even caused to be aware of them by the events themselves -- and due to them changelessly feel such responsive emotions as grief.

The challenge for designers and manufacturers is not in merely creating products, but in making people want them to be responsive towards their emotions and making them last for a long term.

The hope is to make products more responsive and responsible towards human emotions and memories, and the challenge is to enable the products to capture and communicate these memories.

In this study, obese adolescents displayed exaggerated neural responses in reward-motivation (striatal) and emotion (limbic) pathways upon exposure to HCF versus NF images as well as LC relative to NF images, suggesting that they are more responsive in brain emotion and reward-motivation regions than lean adolescents to visual food stimuli, such as those commonly depicted in food advertising.

This sort of persuasive argument is quite common and makes sense only because our emotions are responsive to facts.

Your default mode is encoded in the part of the brain that is highly responsive to images and emotion.

In this relationship, the caregiver is attuned to be responsive and sensitive to the emotions of the child and provides the safe and supportive environment to help label the emotions and safely express them.

Our intestines are acutely responsive to shifts in our emotions and mental states.

It is remarkable to think how responsive our own memories and emotions are to the sounds birds make sounds that have no reference to humans at all.

Like Caruso's, Mr. Licitra's manly timbre projects a passionate but essentially uncomplicated personality, responsive to the gamut of emotions expressed in the music yet never to the point of finicky or cerebral nuance.

Ashton however, being the highly sensitive and empathic person that he is has always been very attuned and responsive to others' feelings and emotions.