Sentence examples for terms of emotion from inspiring English sources

"Maybe not in terms of emotion because the Liverpool-United games are emotional.

Presenting things in terms of emotion will turn an analytic off.

And, in terms of emotion, he said: "Instead of suicidal thoughts, girls go shopping".

"It is one of the best women's matches I've seen in terms of emotion".

They produced some of art's most overwrought paintings in terms of emotion, narration and craft.

There is more beneath the surface in terms of emotion and the relationship of movement to music in "Silhouettes".

He thinks cinema, like a director; I think in terms of emotions.

Despite technological changes, lives in the past were very similar to our own in terms of emotions, relationships and ambitions.

An emotional Alonso was left to reflect on his win: "I'm feeling very proud and winning this race in Spain is probably the best victory I ever felt in terms of emotions.

Ms. Curry is a seasoned news anchor and correspondent, known for her reports from international danger zones, but an entertainment executive who works with both "Today" and "Good Morning America" described her as "over the top in terms of emotions" in the softer environment of "Today," where her job includes interviewing the latest newsworthy victims of accidents, abuse or celebrity scandal.

ANCOVA was performed to determine whether there was a significant difference between the pretest and posttest scores of the experimental and control groups in terms of emotion-management skills (Table 7).