Sentence examples for similar emotion from inspiring English sources

"These slaves hadn't heard Gregorian chant, but they were expressing a similar emotion".

He was attacked, verbally and vigorously, in Pittsburgh and defended with similar emotion and energy in New York.

There is a moment when you realize that you and your parent are not the same person, and it usually occurs when you are both consumed by a similar emotion.

Dr. Eisenberg draws a distinction between empathy and sympathy: "Empathy, at least the way I break it out, is experiencing the same emotion or highly similar emotion to what the other person is feeling," she said.

Within these strict limits the writer must operate as vividly as he can, drawing as much as possible upon a sympathy with the reader, hoping that a single word will be enough to turn the reader inward, remind him, perhaps, of a similar emotion of his own, to bring him along willingly down the path of the story.

However, the study by [26] reports that in their experiments music experts and non-musicians ascribed similar emotion to music pieces.

i.e. the ability to experience similar emotions as others while being conscious that this is the simulation of the emotional feeling and it is not one's own emotion (affective responsiveness), and (3) a cognitive component, i.e. to take the perspective of another person, though the distinction between self and other remains intact (emotional perspective taking).

Furbys evoked similar emotions.

We shared similar emotions.

Consumers of Apple products expressed somewhat similar emotions on Wednesday.

It's an age-old phenomenon whereby an individual's emotions trigger similar emotions in others.