Sentences with phrase «actions than any emotion»

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Jennifer Aaker, the General Atlantic Professor of Marketing at Stanford GSB, says that people embrace and remember narratives, which can be rich with characters, emotions, or actions, far more than they recall facts and data.

In this regard Hartshorne's attachment to the virtue tradition is closer to that of G. H. Von Wright, who was insistent that the path to virtue is never laid out in advance, and to that of Lester Hunt, who claims that thought and emotions are fused in virtues rather than thought controlling emotion as an alien, recalcitrant subject matter.6 In the terms of Hartshorne's process philosophy, and of his Peirceian pragmatism7, a person's principles are seen in his actions just as in Hartshorne's metaphysics universals are embedded in the world of becoming, as Aristotle and Plato (correctly read, according to Hartshorne) have also indicated.

The man who is shaped and molded by his continuing participation in the round of Christian liturgical worship is the man who comes gradually to be informed by the spirit which animates and governs the liturgy — and that spirit is nothing other than response to the gospel of Christ, made known and communicated through the preaching of the gospel, but not through verbal symbols alone; the response becomes effective through the whole action which includes mind and body, will and emotions, in an offering to God in union with his brethren.

The individual is left with few other resources than his or her mind and emotions, the moral justification for various actions.

, says, «Rather than labeling emotions, I find that it's much more useful to point out physical actions or traits that can let the child know what an appropriate action might be.»

I respond to the world through action, rather than practicality, intellect, or emotion.

But the fantastic cast, great action and chase scenes, and some actual emotion more than make up for it's shortcomings.

Director Brad Peyton — a Newfoundlander, by the way — may have some talent for creating breathless action but he has no more luck stirring emotions here than he did directing San Andreas, another recent Rock vehicle in which a lot of things collapsed.

It's still a show defined more by emotion than plot, but structuring it this way — and moving most of the action to Jarden, which has many mysteries of its own — creates a sense of more momentum, rather than a bunch of characters wandering around in a daze.

It is a film in which the action and emotion are definitely more compelling than the analysis.

However, don't let that fool you — the heart and raw emotion of the plot more than makes up for the film's lack of gunfights and high - tech action.

Not uncommonly for a modern filmmaker, he has less of an aptitude for emotional gradation and development than for rough and ready, lunging portraits of emotion - as - action.

It's what silent cinema does at its best: delve into the depth of the moment, drawing out action to explore the dramatic textures and letting the actors reveal the emotions of the characters, to show the audience rather than explain in intertitles.

Classroom routines and rituals enable students to feel secure in their school environment, to learn to work cohesively with peers, to express emotions with words rather than physical actions, and to accept direct intervention by staff designed to facilitate social - emotional growth.

I often encourage my clients who are struggling with nailing their genre to highlight or underline (in the novels they «deconstruct») elements they are struggling with, like the way backstory is infused into present action, the way emotion is revealed by showing rather than telling, how dialog is distilled and compressed.

Your emotions and the actions you take during times of increased volatility or drawdown will ultimately have more impact on your long - term returns than any exogenous thing that may come along.

Both James and Michael are insisting upon more rational presentation of issues and facts, but (especially today in our information - saturated world), appeals to values and emotion grab attention and impel action far more effectively than rational, Platonic discussion.

It is humanity's intelligence that sets the species apart from the other animals and gives us the power to change the environment; yet many of humanity's actions are prompted by short - term desires, selfishness, superstition or emotion rather than clear - thinking and intelligence; sadly, this is greatly to the detriment of the planet.

You may find that he doesn't realize that specific behaviors have led to your insecurities or you may realize that your emotion was bigger than his action.

For example, if you know that your partner will be triggered by a certain event like being in a specific place because you had an encounter with the other person there, rather than just preparing yourself for the repercussions of their emotions you need to take action.