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Examples for "emotionality"
Examples for "emotionality"
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Liberals try to argue against them using evidence; they are embarrassed by emotionality.
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Negative emotionality and depressive symptoms were not related to the cortisol awakening response.
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Negative emotionality has been shown to be associated with telomere shortening.
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Toxic masculinity is deeply emotional, and simultaneously utterly dismissive and contemptuous of emotionality.
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Our ideologies may condemn it, our emotionality engages, excuses and negotiates with it.
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The word 'spiritual' becomes a synonym of muddy thought and misty emotionalism.
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Selwyn's was essentially a creative mind, prone to emotionalism and to inspiration.
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Nor is the connection between alcoholism and emotionalism so far-fetched as it seems.
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By emotional force he made his way, and sheer emotionalism has undone him.
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The flood tide of religious emotionalism ebbed but to flow in other channels?
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An emotionalism that, at its very heart, could be labelled as pure kiwi.
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In the background Andre-Louis, steeling himself against emotionalism, spoke with the voice of Scaramouche.
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Here were works and service and no mere emotionalism, which meant nothing to her.
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Mr. Dixon has not breathed the Negro air of emotionalism without being affected thereby.
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These, like all peoples of the age, were liable to bouts of insane emotionalism.
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Despite Mr Maguire's protestations against emotionalism and sentimentality these funds are aptly described as vultures.
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And we're more aware of the emotionalism in people.
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The Jew's sensitiveness is the correlative of his emotionalism.
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Inevitably his logic won out over her own emotionalism.
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Desmond, it was I who told her to tease you a bit over your emotionalism.
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Are you letting yourself be completely swayed by emotionalism?