Sentences with phrase «universal emotions»

First, the story touches on ordinary, universal emotions about family and children.

Its lived - in, rumpled, intimate and imbued with universal emotions and the certainty that love heals.

«There's no one universal emotion that every pregnant woman feels,» assures Dr. Hill.

Filmed on the sly (in Yiddish) among the Brooklyn Orthodox, this tale of a father trying to regain custody of his son touches upon universal emotions

It is Robinson's greatest work, an unforgettable embodiment of the deepest and most universal emotions.

Borrowing from the psychological effects of fear of the unknown and a primitive naïveté, Gaitanidou's tribe embodies universal emotions.

They make site - specific contemporary folklores that express universal emotions and human struggles by combining picturesque landscapes, natural phenomenon, and personified animals.

In an interview with the art critic Irving Sandler in 1993, the artist made specific reference to this aspect of her painting, commenting: «I think that personal feelings, sentimentality and those sorts of emotions, are not art but that universal emotions like happiness are art.

This workshop will include some of the findings of the fifty years of pioneering research of pre-eminent psychologist, Dr. Paul Ekman related to accurately interpreting universal emotions.

The universal emotions of shame, guilt, anger, resentment, and regret presuppose that something worse than the best real possibility is often brought about.

You are an amazing Mama and regardless of what parenting style you practice, feeling exhausted and frustrated with a high needs baby is a UNIVERSAL emotion!

Note — Many of the adjectives (aka describing words) here are some universal emotions that all humans feel.

Technology now allows us to read facial expressions and identify which of the seven universal emotions a person is feeling: fear, anger, joy, sadness, disgust, surprise, or suspicion.

People with deficits in emotional processing have difficulty recognizing and interpreting the facial expressions of six universal emotions: happiness, sadness, fear, anger, surprise and disgust.

While teen couples deal with the universal emotions and concerns associated with any relationship, they also face unique pressures and issues foreign to most adults.

Like all great love stories, its power comes from the universal emotion soaring beneath its specific concerns.

Written especially for this anthology and touched with humor, sadness, and sometimes anger, these extraordinary pieces simultaneously evoke the uniqueness of each situation and illuminate the universal emotions evoked by the loss of a friend.

«I find interest in illustrating the universal emotions we come across in everyday living — emotions that are tucked away, deep inside our psyches.»

As Fitzgibbon later wrote, working together «became a lifestyle of happy, mad, sad, glad» (a monotype in the current exhibition contains four heads symbolizing those universal emotions).

Tracey Emin is an exquisite storyteller, she manages to engage the viewer with her candid exploration of both personal and universal emotions.

She manages to evoke universal emotions by denying us the faces of these long dead people.

Rhode's performance grounds these complex, universal emotions to the particular social and cultural trauma of South African racial politics and migrant labor.

by Larry L. Sonksen, LMSW and Jodi Sonksen, RN Larry and Joid Sonksen are speaking at the Better Marriages Conference July 11 - 14, 2013 in Raleigh, NC Anger is a universal emotion that can be handled destructively or constructively.

Anger is one of the seven universal emotions that are common across gender, ages and cultures, according to leading emotion researcher Paul Ekman.