Sentence examples for valid emotions from inspiring English sources

Still, profound joy and tenderness are no less valid emotions than sorrow.

But reflection makes it clear that there are valid emotions driving these comments, too - anger at our exclusionary politics and the desire for fair play.

Hope did indeed seem like a valid emotion, Labour did seem like a new dawn, Tony still had a full set of gears, and he still used verbs, even if he did put them in weird places.

Hatred is a valid emotion, an appropriate response, when directed at the truly evil.

I realized there was no way to eliminate fear from my life entirely, and that this valid emotion was one that would build character, and teach me what I had within me, and how to act with courage.

These preconceptions about the effects made me reconsider Julia Serano's assertion that hormones have become heavily politicised, with male aggression often blamed on testosterone and valid female emotions and opinions frequently dismissed as oestrogenic.

It's as valid an emotion as joy or sadness.

Forecast: Partly angry and sadness with a chance of envy Sadness, envy, jealousy, worry/anxiety, disappointment, and anger/bitterness are common -- and valid -- holiday emotions.

To test whether this prediction is valid, we presented emotion words together with action words (arm- and face-related verbs) and with control stimuli in a passive reading paradigm and used event-related functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) to map hemodynamic brain responses.

But when the emotions are valid, then it strikes a chord with people from whatever social class.

Coupling "Kiwis" with "cringe" in this way foregrounds particular feelings and emotions as valid.