Much of Raincoast's work centers on filling in the gaps of government-funded research, says Falconer, and though it's undeniable that emotion certainly comes into his work, he prefers to frame his argument in ethical, ecological, and economic terms.
Much of Raincoast's work centres on filling in the gaps of government-funded research, says Falconer, and though it's undeniable that emotion certainly comes into his work, he prefers to frame his argument in ethical, ecological, and economic terms.
Immediately before or after one of our annual visits with her birth family, K is unusually anxious or sad, and at these times, she needs me to be very accepting of the roots of these emotions: her undeniable connection to another family.
The emotion of true undeniable love is deep and makes your heart literally ache with passion or pain.
We've seen animals acting like humans before, but if you ever doubted that dogs experience real emotion, here's undeniable proof.
But the sport's claim on the emotions of fans in undeniable, especially when the two of the most glamorous names in this tournament are set to duel: Ronaldinho and Lionel Messi.
The final scene of "Homeland's" first season accomplished a neat trick: The emotion of the moment was undeniable, as disgraced CIA analyst Carrie Mathison (Claire Danes) underwent electroshock therapy in a bid to deal with her severe biploar disorder.
Eisenberg spoke rapidly, intelligently, but abrasively, as he made Zuckerberg appear as an undeniable brilliance with a pension for disregarding the emotions and actions of those around him.
And, even worse, the undeniable satisfaction of the attention, the weighted proximities, which pushed emotion into the realm of the representational: ladies and gentlemen, the widower and his surviving daughter.
The hard yet undeniable reality was that drugs weren't helping me control my emotions.
