"There is a terrible danger here of slipping into language that's emotive," he said.
Meanwhile, logical empiricists (or logical positivists) were interested only in the analysis of expressions of moral judgment, which they reduced to imperative statements that are emotive and aimed at winning adherents.
From Honoré Daumier, Rodin had learned the bold modelling of surfaces that are emotive rather than literal; the statue is only a rough approximation that avoids the definitive finish of earlier sculpture and remains in a state of becoming.
The company is looking to build a new generation of toy that's emotive, educational, and fun to play with.
Elon is making exciting electric cars that are emotive, fun and provide a green alternative without the compromises of traditional electrics.
He attracts these stans that are emotive and down to Earth and appreciative of good music".
The RBMA grad and one-time Flying Lotus tour keyboardist whittled together a concise collection of tunes that is emotive and reflective in tone, flawless in construction.
Not only do they look like they come from another planet, but they're AI creatures that learn from their interactions with participants, displaying life-like qualities to "foster human curiosity, play, forging intimate exchanges that are emotive and evolving over time".
As suggested by some authors, these elections call to resolve dilemmas that are emotive and subjective.
Whitacre's rush to bet it all on at&t harks back to the days when the brand was monolithic, ubiquitous and beloved: "Reach out and touch someone," launched by ad shop N.W. Ayer in 1981, anchored ads that were keenly emotive (or schmaltzy).
