Sentences with phrase «emotional significance which»

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«49 Meland is convinced that intellectual and emotional sensitivity to culture, to its depth significance, to its transcendent qualities and felt reality can bring one to the realities of faith, to the meaning of realities which can not be contained within merely rational structures, to realities which have not so much to be defined as to be acknowledged.

Both the amygdala, which tags memories for emotional significance, and the hippocampus, which processes the factual details of events for memory storage, have many cortisol receptors.

The story rushes through the artist's childhood years in a highly overworked page - by - page fashion which detaches the story from any significance or emotional weight.

Regions of significance indicate between which values of emotional transportation the impact on change in empathy is significantly different between the two conditions.

Remaining defiantly figurative despite an art scene that swung increasingly toward abstraction, and choosing as his subjects those places and homes to which he felt most deeply connected, Porter produced a body of work of tremendous personal significance and emotional power.

Experienced through headphones and GPS activated, it generates an intimate and emotional landscape, which connects Preston City Centre with the battle fields of the Somme, and emphasises the significance of home within conflict situations.

Something they might do, which feels quite unimportant to them, can often have huge emotional significance to you.