emotional value

A figure, on the other hand, gives the words a new aspect or greater emotional value.

"I think they heard us very clearly, that we considered this to be an important space with therapeutic and emotional value."

It was all introspective, clear music, and finally the group gave the performance an air of great emotional value.

Therefore, using an emotional value as an entrée works better.

In fact, the trend toward emotional value is exactly what psychological research would predict.

Everything boils down to dollars and cents instead of emotional value.

But the emotional values are very satisfying to women.

Elmer's music never repeated the emotional values that were already on the screen.

Key factors here are an individual's feeling towards the illness, their emotional values and religious beliefs.

It may sound like a purely technical matter, but there are great emotional values involved, and feeling has been running high."

Though the word translated, the two races invested it with widely different emotional value.

"It's a complex scale of social, intellectual, and emotional values.

"Impossible to automate, easy to make one hundred percent effective, and of extremely high emotional value."

"They have a certain emotional value for me."

Technical and emotional values are joined in each canvas.

Mr. Battle uses energy for its own emotional value.

"It has an emotional value beyond the pennies."

Of course, it's rough-the emotional values need bringing out.

These learned re-descriptions, enriched by the emotional value associated with them, form the basis of conscious experience.

The detected emotional value is usually described any of the two most popular notations:

For the emotional value of the Olympics deal to be fully understood, it has to be considered in its historical context.

"I'm trying to make classics that are not disposable but have emotional value, lasting value.

Products as well as services increasingly distinguish themselves through aesthetics, adding emotional value to practical use.

Likewise, the y axis measures perceived emotional value.

"Can something have negative emotional value?"