Sentence examples for six emotions from inspiring English sources

A series of carefully designed perceptual tests to evaluate speech quality, emotion identification rates and emotional strength were used for the six emotions which we recorded – happiness, sadness, anger, surprise, fear, disgust.

The facial stimuli (cardboards black and white 10 cm × 10 cm), which consist of an emotional face of a young boy showing six emotions (happiness, sadness, anger, fear, disgust and surprise) and one neutral face.

There is also a preoccupation with emotions amongst speech technologists, and much of the work within this field has focused on synthesizing so-called emotional speech following the notion of the big six emotions: happiness, sadness, fear, surprise, anger, and disgust (Schröder, 2001).

It expresses six emotions: joy, surprise, anger, sadness, fear and dislike.

Music, he thought, reveals character through the six emotions that it can portray: sorrow, satisfaction, joy, anger, piety, love.

Ms. See's research into the Chinese rules of virtue (there are Four Virtues, one of which is "virtue"), marriage ("Every marriage encompasses six emotions"), heartbreak ("Just remember that jealousy is one of the seven reasons for divorce") and mourning (Peony's family posts 16 white streamers and hires monks to chant for her every seventh day) gives the book a museum-quality exoticism.

The six emotion labels were continuously displayed on the screen.

The first systematic attempt to categorise the elements of story was undertaken by the French theorist Georges Polti, who in 1921 published The Thirty-Six Dramatic Situations, whose number is echoed - in "a singular corollary" - by "the discovery that there are in life but thirty-six emotions".

There are seven emotions.

Your ambassador discerns three emotions.

Writing, for me, is the layering of these two emotions".