Sentence examples similar to shared emotionality from inspiring English sources

While all the photographers included are stylistically diverse, they share an emotionality about the place that contributes to the scrapbook feel of Golden's project — but without in the least being nostalgic.

We estimated the extent to which dimensions of romantic attachment and negative emotionality share genetic or environmental risk factors in 1,237 middle-aged men in the Vietnam Era Twin Study of Aging (VETSA).

Alfred Schnittke's Concerto for Choir (1984-5), two movements of which were included here, is a lush setting of 10th-century devotional text that takes the middle ground between the Andriessen (with which it shares a penchant for split choral writing) and the Rachmaninoff (with which it shares an intense emotionality).

Emotional behavior in the rat as a function of maternal emotionality.

"Emotionality matters," Armah says.

All prized detail and restraint over overt emotionality.

In fact, emotionality is necessary for inspiring others.

Emotionality requires process and practice to navigate it.

"We're all blinded by the emotionality of 9/11.

"Emotionality is really easy for me," Ms. Fonda said.

The clandestine emotionality is a form of defense.