Their tonal differences notwithstanding, what unites Mr. Darabont's films is their steady emotional pulse -- their unembarrassable bid for all the major-league emotions: self-possessed pride, steeliness in the face of adversity, uplift in response to fate's downturns.
What the meditation does is quiet the excess chatter in your mind, and this will help steady your emotions, so that you don't react so much to other people's words or actions.
Laboring to steady his emotions, his eyes filled with tears, a momentous instant because never before had I seen any of my teachers display unbridled sadness, especially a man.
Try some of these methods to use breath to steady your emotions: Breathe in through your nose for 2 seconds.
After a rocky start, the sixth-seeded Safina steadied her emotions, and her serve and ground strokes followed in a 3-6, 7-5, 6-2 victoverover Timea Bacsinszky.
And eating low on the GI is not only good for weight loss, but because it keeps your blood sugar stable, it will also help keep your mood steady and your emotions at an even keel.
The internal clock remains steady, regardless of the emotion perceived in the other.
In the age of antibacterial hand soap and the steady communication of our emotions, Hemingway, that hard-drinking, big-game-hunting master of pith, appeals to our more rough-hewn sensibilities.
Sellars's riskiest move is to incorporate writings of the radical Catholic activist Dorothy Day, letting Mary and Martha voice Day's journals and commentaries in turn: the sisters become fighters for social justice, Mary prone to wild emotion, Martha steadier and steelier.
(There are four pieces from her 1989 collection, "Baptism of Desire"). Sellars's riskiest move is to incorporate writings of the radical Catholic activist Dorothy Day, letting Mary and Martha voice Day's journals and commentaries in turn: the sisters become fighters for social justice, Mary prone to wild emotion, Martha steadier and steelier.
"[Perfectionism] is a steady source of negative emotions; rather than reaching toward something positive, those in its grip are focused on the very thing they most want to avoid negative evaluation," Hara Estroff Marano writes in a Psychology Today blog.
