Sentences with phrase «like high emotion»

You might use a soft but steady voice — calmness, like high emotion, can be contagious.

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One more thing we know about what gets shared: High - share content tends to trigger a high - arousal emotion, like amusement, fear or anger, as opposed to a low - arousal emotion like sadness or contentmHigh - share content tends to trigger a high - arousal emotion, like amusement, fear or anger, as opposed to a low - arousal emotion like sadness or contentmhigh - arousal emotion, like amusement, fear or anger, as opposed to a low - arousal emotion like sadness or contentment.

Research shows high - intensity emotions like anger and frustration can lead to distraction, so pay attention to what situations or people trigger you the most.

Finding ways to calm nervous investors may seem like a good idea after the high emotion of the past two years, but the notion may lose its appeal once the market recovers and advisers revert to analyzing numbers, not people.

However, like emotions, these forms as higher abstractions do not have mass.

Believing in God is much more pleasant, and we humans are predisposed to experience emotions that feel like proof when we think of things like a higher cause, morality, justice, etc..

hey mate, whenever I watch hw one man or a group of stupid individuals sit back and care less about the emotions of loyal fans it goes to show how heartless humans can be... imagine the fact that the fans pay higher than both Madrid and barca fans who are entertained by the likes of messi, Ronaldo, bale, neymar, suarez and ramos... while we pay to watch skillless players like giroud, ramsey,... imagine the fact that the likes of sanogo is still on the paylist... how does that show ambition, I'd say arsenal has been before wenger and the board themselves..

«Everything full throttle, we want aggression, we like to press high, we like to keep the ball, we like to show emotion.»

And the behaviors that parents are inclined to do naturally — like eye contact and face - to - face interaction, speaking in «motherese» (higher - pitched and slower than normal speech), and holding — are just the ones shown to grow the right - brain regions in the baby that influence emotional life and especially emotion regulation.

While I consider such behavior stooping to their level, I can appreciate why emotions have been stirred up so high and I only hope that somehow, some way, against all odds, this disaster hitting these ideologues personally forces them to reconsider their previously - expressed opinions, walk back their hateful rhetoric, and realize that like the President has repeatedly stated, we ARE all in this together and there IS a legitimate role for not only government, but collective effort on all fronts involving people helping people.

In his new book Why Humans Like to Cry, neurologist Trimble delves into how evolution and culture seemingly shaped the human brain to express emotion on a higher level than the rest of the animal kingdom.

The rise in brain glutamate predicted both the duration and the intensity of positive emotion, measured by participant ratings about whether they liked the drug or felt high after consuming it.

One Chinese philosophical text, the Inward Training, teaches that balancing your emotions by balancing your body allows you to avoid being held hostage to life's little ups and downs, like a flat tire, an angry email, or even the high (and subsequent letdown) of a fantastic weekend away.

Like a reset button when the days are long, the emotions start to run high, and the little things that can set everyone off.

Research shows that Americans prefer «high - intensity» emotions like excitement, or even stress.

Looks like Ashley Madison falls into a category that I like to call «High Emotion Entertainment.»

In the early stages of a relationship, you may feel a mixture of emotions, ranging from extreme highs like excitement, anticipation and thrill, to extreme lows like insecurity and uncertainty.

While you'd expect high - tech eye candy from a movie like this, you might be surprised to see its raw emotion and be affected by it yourself.

Like a vintage fifties melodrama, it takes lurid material, cleans it up, gives it a high gloss, and turns it toward heady and healthy emotion.

Like American Graffiti and Dazed And Confused, Superbad condenses all the cruelty, mixed emotions, angst, fun, and insanity of high - school life into a single night of kinetic mayhem.

An actor of real craft and emotion, Chaney gave fine performances in A pictures like Of Mice and Men (1939), High Noon (1952), and The Defiant Ones (1958), but his career was badly compromised by the drinking.

Lanthimos («The Lobster») starts off with an in - surgery shot of a beating, open heart — glistening with fat, it seems like a moving animal — and things go reeling from there: the uniform, intentional flat - affect performances (particularly Martin, who's both numbingly intense and not - quite - present); the high - angle camerawork, in which the characters sometimes seem to be at the bottom of a too - brightly - lit fishbowl; the slow movement away from familiar settings and emotions.

Like his work on Interstellar, Hoytema's photography for Nolan's Dunkirk renders epic - scale sets and a high stakes story with gentler beauty, using colour to find emotion in the frame, rather than Pfister's harsh, vacuous lighting.

The movie gets at the core of the heightened emotions of high schoolers, who, like baby snakes, haven't yet learned to hold back some of their venom when they bite.

A growing body of research connects skills like responsible decision - making and recognizing and responding to emotions with greater engagement in the classroom and improved academic outcomes such as higher graduation rates.

April 10, 2015 Lady Gaga's Born This Way Foundation and SEL4MA member Yale's Center for Emotional Intelligence have joined forces to start the Emotion Revolution by asking high school students to fill out surveys about the way they feel and they way they'd like to feel.

I like the fact that you can write these characters that are a little bit older, and there's lots of high emotion,» Helms explains.

Emotions like expectations and fear are predominantly found in every forex traders as the pressure of generating high profit out of each trade constantly hangs over their heads.

It's funny because when I'm not invested in something, I always look at it like «Oh, that would be so simple» but as soon as I invest, the emotion kicks in and you're riding every high and kicking yourself on every low.

Just like we get goose bumps at a scary movie or hearing a really heartwarming story, dogs get goose bumps when emotions run high.»

The way he has presented himself throughout this process really demonstrates that he doesn't hold himself in overly high regard, but rather knows he's a normal human being like everyone else and isn't afraid to show emotion when his hard work pays off.

For example, sky - high stats aren't necessarily a universal good - a character with considerable «intelligence» is susceptible to flattery and elitism, and you wield emotions like «empathy» like you would sling spells in another RPG.

With emotions running high, the Olympics is more like a melodrama than a sports event.

So, emotions sometimes run high... Tempers flare, and being in the blogosphere what I like to call «Zinger - ism» can always start to take over.

I guess I'm a bit like Rob Gordon, John Cusack's character in High Fidelity, in that I connect emotions and memories with the albums and songs I've purchased over the years.

As a lawyer and a divorced mom of two sons, I wish I had a resource like this going through my divorce and the wisdom of these practitioners to guide us to a common vision when emotions ran high.

Even if your divorce looks like it might be amicable, this is still a time of emotions running high.

They tend to remember emotions experienced by people better than those experienced by Muppets or animated characters, and they do not necessarily focus on emotions of the characters when retelling the narrative of a television program.5 By the time they reach age eight, however, children, especially girls, are more likely to mention characters» affective states when retelling a televised story.6 Older children also begin to understand television characters» more complex emotions, such as jealousy.7 Like their younger counterparts, older children's recall of affect is higher if they perceive the program as realistic.8

Part of every qualified mediator's training is in assisting couples who have high emotions but who still would like to work things out peacefully.

My girlfriend emotions are a runnin» high, just like her mind after spending an few minutes in this place.