emotional response

What would a human's emotional response to this place be?

The color red is a direct line to emotional response.

"Most people make an emotional response to others within five seconds."

A call for unity was his emotional response to the question.

"She would look at these paintings and have a very emotional response to them," he said.

"Pick a subject that has an emotional response for you," he said.

Second, he is unable to produce a strong emotional response from the people.

This causes an emotional response from everyone in the organization.

Perhaps because it asks for an emotional response, not a critical one.

That same complex emotional response has begun to set in during the current political season.

A little history about this particular plant may help to explain the reason for the emotional response.

"I see a lot of bitterness and often an emotional response," he said.

"And is there a feeling or an emotional response you associate with that state?"

Perhaps it was the similarity to his wife that brought on the emotional response.

If he acquired new friends, his emotional responses would be much the same, of course.

The emotional response of the people on the street is that we did not come here to negotiate with him.

The specifics here prevent us from having an emotional response.

"I have an emotional response to the furniture rather than intellectual."

In the course of his career, John had witnessed nearly every emotional response that a human being could experience.

It's hard to have an honest emotional response or even know what one feels.

Stress is a physical or emotional response to life's changes and challenges.

"It was just an emotional response to an intolerable situation."

I know my emotional response is one of pure outrage.

Some children seem to show no emotional response to death, which can be disconcerting to family members.

Emotional response - How does the person feel about the tasks completed?