Sentence examples for used emotion from inspiring English sources

He closed his eyes, moved a little bit and used emotion to power the performance, and it was beautiful.

It's a cheap trick in TV in general … we see so much of what appears to be fake emotion – or cynically used emotion – in things like Britain's Got Talent and X Factor.

One such book that she used, "Emotion, Disclosure and Health" (edited by James W. Pennebaker, American Psychological Association, 1997), contends that writing about emotions can lead to long-term health benefits like improvements in immune function, a decline in visits to the doctor and better performance at school and work.

In the first study, we applied a novel, three-step approach to the German language by collecting actively used emotion words.

In this paper, a suitable approach to structure and represent emotions for use in digital systems is introduced, after a detailed and critical review of widely used emotion models is given and representative study results are discussed.

In another study, Chang et al. (2000) categorized 33 frequently used emotion verbs each of which had more than 40 occurrences in the Sinica Corpus (Chen et al. (1996))—into seven basic categories (happiness, depression, sadness, regret, anger, fear, and worry).

Some of the previous work have used categorical labels while others have used emotions based on emotional plane.

A few days later, Medeiros put me in touch with McCann's Barcelona affiliate, which had used emotion-sensing technology in an unexpected way.

The computer used emotion-recognition software to analyze the enigmatic Leonardo masterpiece, according to Saturday's issue of the British weekly New Scientist.

They also found that only a small minority of the patients used emotion-focused coping strategies such as denial, mental disengagement and resignation.

Impatience will often lead us to use emotion rather than logic.