Sentence examples for vital emotion from inspiring English sources

Sandi Mann, senior lecturer in occupational psychology at the University of Central Lancashire, and author of Anger Management, says anger can be a vital emotion.

"Anger is a vital emotion, and essential to our survival, but it can become entrenched in everyday life for some people," says a spokesman for the Mental Health Foundation.

"They don't understand their own moral system or the other guy's, they don't know what's at stake, they don't know about framing, they don't know about metaphors, they don't understand the extent to which emotion is rational, they don't understand how vital emotion is, they try to hide their emotion.

The "emotional brain" controls vital emotions and reactions.

LaBute might protest that this is exactly his point: people are indistinguishable; cynicism and selfishness are the only vital human emotions; men care for nothing but sex and violence; women are self-pitying bitches.

While the unhappy person deals with a vital and dynamic emotion like fear in an inept way, the happy person handles fear skillfully, and thereby exhibits human excellence.

Second, in vital loss decisions, emotions were negatively aroused because people's choice was contrary to a human's innate goal of survival, whereas, in moral judgments, the emotions were negatively aroused because people's choice was contrary to their moral and ethical principles that have been formed through interaction with society.

Quite the opposite: they believed that sex was a vital way of expressing emotion, but a dangerous one.

Both thinkers argued that facial expressions are not just the outward manifestations of emotion, but vital links in the unconscious neurological processes that create emotion.

"He's very cognizant of the broadest possible audience, and emotion is vital if you're going to have a politics that speaks to most people.

And Louise Weinberg's "Body/Landscape" suggests that, even more than observation, sensation and emotion are vital to a full appreciation of the garden's delights.