emotionalism

This must be very clearly understood from the beginning: we are not indulging in any form of sentimentality or emotionalism.

Furthermore, their exaggerated emotionalism occasionally made a mockery of some of their most laudable intentions.

Jazz drew on the rhythms as well as the emotionalism of the African music and the Blacks'ancestors.

Emotionalism and sentimentality prevent the sensitivity of feeling.

Its dangers are obvious, for it leads to emotionalism instead of mysticism, and to charity instead of genuine reform.

The museum abjures "emotionalism" , which may be why it is oddly bloodless given its sanguinary story.

So how does this intense emotionalism translate into perceptions of Asian facial features?

Emotionalism is the expression of 19(superscript th) century romantic trend arid creation philosophy.

Politics is some kind of universal disease based on concepts, and religion is romantic, imaginary emotionalism.

But to Levitt and Dubner, such objections are pure emotionalism.

Allowing the worst among us to dominate the conversation with lies, emotionalism, anger and fear.

Isn't it just more emotionalism, more wishful thinking?

In the 1920s, Zhu Qianzhi's "Philosophy of Emotionalism" was a highlight in that period.

Avoid excessive emotionalism on the 18-19th, when family and career matters can bring pressures.

The way to fight their emotionalism is with a cool head.

Much of the emotionalism of modern pop music-the call-and-response involvement of the crowd,

On Li Zhe's Emotionalism Musical Aesthetics against "Emotionless" Musical Thought