Sentences with phrase «greater emotional complexity»
«Further, when we looked at individuals who focus on others within each culture, they also showed greater emotional complexity on a personal level.»
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Such ambiguity endows the sculpture with greater emotional complexity: The composition is resolved, but there is no suggestion of the completion of an action.
Not exact matches
«Across the entire project, the degree to which a culture promotes focus on other people rather than the self, including greater awareness of others, was positively associated with all of the markers of emotional complexity,» said Grossmann.
Joachim Lafosse captures with great magnitude, the painfully intimate, harrowingly fascinating drama about the emotional and financial complexities of a separation and the complexity of the end of a long love story.
It doesn't have the emotional complexity that the great Studio Ghibli films like My Neighbor Totoro or Princess Mononoke have, but I still enjoyed The Cat Returns.
A film about parents grieving with the loss of their son isn't easy to convey in poster form, but this poster does a great job of showing the emotional complexity of the characters over the course of the film.
«Let It Fall» understands the value of allowing its interview subjects to talk at greater, more involving length than is usual for documentaries, a technique that illuminates the complexities of reality and gives listeners a sense of the emotional textures of these people's lives.
The brighter the child is, the greater is his or her emotional complexity and potential vulnerability.
They slip from her subconscious that has been indelibly impressed with memories of political and social complexities in her native Iran, fueling the profound world questions she confronts, and emerging in a body of work that has great aesthetic and emotional impact.»
The documentary immerses us in Hesse's inner monologue, lending great emotional depth and complexity to someone who was both very sensitive and very thoughtful; someone who was extremely vulnerable, yet managed to process her trauma through her work and writing.
Creating art of great intellectual and emotional complexity is often the result of manipulating received ideas to provoke an unanticipated response.