Sentences with phrase «in emotional terms»

It's annoying as hell to work so hard on an issue like the HS and then have people like Carter, Singer and Idso summarize a technical argument in emotional terms.

The cost in emotional terms, in the long run, may be incalculable.

In emotional terms, romanticism is an affirmation of this world — a refusal to deprecate this life in favor of pie in the sky.

Beisel, 48, showed more fire in the belly, describing in emotional terms in his opening remarks how much it meant to him to be a judge in a court where he has worked for most of his adult life.

Michael Hickey, one of the first speakers at a hearing in Hoosick Falls on Tuesday, discussed the death of his father from kidney cancer in emotional terms.

Not exact matches

We feel like they have started to build tools that are valuable in terms of emotional connection and solving emotional and social needs, but also necessary.

And I think the brands that find that purposeful driven marketing, that make that emotional connection even in conversion media, and that really think about the long - term game are the ones that are going to win.

«I treated family life like a business,» she said, adding, «Not from the emotional part, obviously, but in terms of having backup plans.

While we may speak of IQ in terms of high and low, EI rather encompasses a varying number (depending on whom you ask) of diverse but complementary aspects that together can determine a person's overall emotional intelligence.

«Participating in an investing group and adopting a long - term mind - set toward investments can help minimize the risk of an emotional reaction,» he says.

«People think it'll be like falling in love, but it's better not to think of a right fit in purely emotional terms.

It focuses on the fact that emotional processes in the brain decide the willingness to buy something (which can better explain the term «impulse buying»).

It is the season in which the traditional academic term begins — but also the emotional tone of much of Amory's youthful, first - time stumbling,» they note.

He then coined the term «LQ» («love quotient») in discussing that people will always win over computers, as computers can have high IQ (intelligence quotient), i.e., learn and not forget, but they will not be able to master EQ («emotional quotient») or LQ — all ultimately critical to success.

So, while it may seem innocuous to take such a round, and while it will solve your short term emotional biases and concerns, you may be putting your whole company in a much riskier position without even knowing it.

If the stock falls by fifty percent due to short - term problems in the business, will you be able to continue holding without any emotional response if you can conservatively determine that the long - term potential of the business still remains promising?

Rather, it is to remind you that the next time you are tempted to buy into something that promises emotional excitement and rapid payoffs, to over-leverage yourself or take more risk than you should; consider, instead, looking to one of the 50 or 100 incredible businesses that are as close to sure long - term bets as anything in human civilization.

But if you are looking for that emotional high, it's time to talk about bitcoin, the cryptocurrency that has stolen the stock market's thunder, in terms of euphoria.

, the best way to avoid any emotional hemming and hawing is to think of your compensation strictly in terms of business.

Physical pleasure is fleeting, but even a lifetime of cheesecakes and other pleasures don't measure up to the long - term, rich and complex emotional reward of something I work for, like muscle definition on my abs, or being able to swim across the Hudson River on a whim, or to come in second in a footrace for the fun of it.

In that sense, an advisor's ability to keep their client stick to their long - term financial plan, and thereby skirt irrational, emotional decisions, is worth 2.0 %.

«They are the most powerful emotional force in American politics,» said Bruce Buchanan, a professor of government at the University of Texas at Austin, «but they're disorganized and have no long - term strategy.»

Or to put that in terms more in tune with what I have been arguing, it is a great accomplishment in a poem to take content that is very close to a common emotional experience that can easily be sentimentalized but render it with a depth of feeling and attention to the particular that is entirely unsentimental.

As love becomes merely a passion, as safety becomes merely a term for never being contradicted, as victimhood and oppression are turned into subjective categories rooted in emotional psychology, the very language by which we understand virtues, well - being, and concern becomes not a tool for care but a barrier preventing us from caring.

Crowe's documentary shows the paradox of wanting big fame while wanting to keep it real to the emotional / music basis of what makes the music in any way compelling, let alone compelling in terms of the fans who like this kind of music.

This cycle of short term caregivers causes further emotional damage in children who already suffer abandonment and attachment issues.

By contrast, traditional philosophy tends to emasculate texts like the above, construing them as mere anthropomorphisms, since obviously Gad can not be described in emotional and temporal terms — or so the doctrine goes, despite massive evidence of religious experience to the contrary.

A man to them was primarily a body, animated, to be sure, with a breath - soul, but still basically a body, and all his experiences, intellectual and emotional as well as physical, were conceived in bodily terms.

In many cases, of course, vocational dilemmas involve emotional conflicts which call for longer - term counseling.

A legal victory of the revisionist view would predispose people to think of marriage in terms of emotional union.

This means that for many young people, there are now fewer opportunities to experience what psychologist Mihalyi Csikzentmihalyi has termed «flow»: the pleasurable feeling a teen has when engaging in an activity that demands total emotional and mental concentration, like playing the piano or participating in a team sport.

In developing a theism which conceives of the supreme instance of goodness in terms of perfect love, Hartshorne argues that this «religious ideal of love» is «not a mere emotional glow toward others,» but rather, love is «action from social awareness» (MVG 166In developing a theism which conceives of the supreme instance of goodness in terms of perfect love, Hartshorne argues that this «religious ideal of love» is «not a mere emotional glow toward others,» but rather, love is «action from social awareness» (MVG 166in terms of perfect love, Hartshorne argues that this «religious ideal of love» is «not a mere emotional glow toward others,» but rather, love is «action from social awareness» (MVG 166).

Mintz does cite one study showing that «serious social, emotional or psychological problems» are 2.5 times more frequent in the long term among children of divorced parents, but the citation is buried in a footnote.

Three of them afterward described the meeting in intensely emotional terms, testifying to something like a conversion experience as Benedict listened to them one by one and spoke of sorrow, shame, and the power of repentance and forgiveness.

North Americans often come seeking the emotional rewards of hands - on involvement rather than a way to make an investment in long - term empowerment.

Dewey calls this value «quality,» but by the term he means neither mathematical nor secondary qualities; he uses the term to refer, first, to the wholeness or deeper reality, in some aspect of the world, often as that wholeness is presented in a work of art. 24 If this were called the objective locus of quality, the subjective locus would be the emotional intuition of the objective quality; this subjective quality gives the experience itself the unity which makes it that particular experience.25 It is this empirical discernment of quality which provides the substance of the derivative and propositional resolution of the conflict between the individual and its environment.

Calling the death of Lewis's mother «the catastrophe of his life,» Wilson writes that «in terms of his emotional life, the quest for his lost mother dominated his relations with women.

For all the fanfare about radical breakthroughs in neuroscience, we have no scientific reason to believe that our emotional lives can now he understood in purely physical terms.

In 1990, researchers Peter Salovey and John Mayer published a research paper that coined the term «emotional intelligence.»

There have been studies done on long - term meditators, and researchers have found through FMRI's that there are distinct changes in areas of the brain that typically lead to greater levels of peace, well - being and better mental and emotional control.

JoyCorps supports development programs that move the community toward long - term sustainability by promoting wholeness in six categories: occupational, physical, intellectual, emotional, spiritual, and social.

The anima mundi, to whose disposal of his own personal destiny the Stoic consents, is there to be respected and submitted to, but the Christian God is there to be loved and the difference of emotional atmosphere is like that between an arctic climate and the tropics, though the outcome in the way of accepting actual conditions uncomplainingly may seem in abstract terms to be much the same.

In some cases, the counselor will want to maintain contact with the particular person over a long - term period, but when he does this, he should be aware that he is no longer fulfilling the function of crisis intervention, but has moved into a different role — one of ongoing emotional support or of helping the person deal with underlying problems.

I was living in Los Angeles and under the impression that I had «arrived» in terms of emotional growth and balance.

In terms of the above discussion of what is truly primary in human experience, we are now in a position to understand a statement in which Whitehead summarizes how the «more concrete fact» from which science abstracts should be conceived: «The emotional appetitive elements in our conscious experience are those which most closely resemble the basic elements of all physical experience» (PR 248In terms of the above discussion of what is truly primary in human experience, we are now in a position to understand a statement in which Whitehead summarizes how the «more concrete fact» from which science abstracts should be conceived: «The emotional appetitive elements in our conscious experience are those which most closely resemble the basic elements of all physical experience» (PR 248in human experience, we are now in a position to understand a statement in which Whitehead summarizes how the «more concrete fact» from which science abstracts should be conceived: «The emotional appetitive elements in our conscious experience are those which most closely resemble the basic elements of all physical experience» (PR 248in a position to understand a statement in which Whitehead summarizes how the «more concrete fact» from which science abstracts should be conceived: «The emotional appetitive elements in our conscious experience are those which most closely resemble the basic elements of all physical experience» (PR 248in which Whitehead summarizes how the «more concrete fact» from which science abstracts should be conceived: «The emotional appetitive elements in our conscious experience are those which most closely resemble the basic elements of all physical experience» (PR 248in our conscious experience are those which most closely resemble the basic elements of all physical experience» (PR 248).

Accordingly, he understands electrons and atoms in terms of «an analogy between the transference of energy from particular occasion to particular occasion in physical nature and the transference of affective tone, with its emotional energy, from one occasion to another in any human personality.

This contemporaneous or nearly contemporaneous view of the tragic king explains the phenomenon of his emotional instability in its own terms: the positive character of the younger Saul («the Spirit of Yahweh...» i m: 6) is not now merely neutralized, it is negativized!

Kant's ethic has often been viewed as unduly severe, as purely formal and lacking emotional warmth, but to see it in these terms is to miss his main point.

The churches, in their presentation of their answers to this query, have put forward aspects of religion which are expressed in terms either suited to the emotional reactions of bygone times or directed to excite modern emotional interests of nonreligious character.

By exerting its educational influence in terms of the type of parent - child relationship that will satisfy the emotional needs of the child, the church can cut the roots of alcoholism.