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• n  emotional nature or quality

• What she does have in common with Joplin is a throbbing emotionality and naked intensity.
• Karl Menninger saw the taboo as male anxiety over heightened female emotionality and sexuality during periods.
• Conclusion: "Differences in emotionality appear to be genetically determined.

• emotionalism

• unemotionality

News & Articles

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• Rebecca Hall moves toward center stage
  'She's the real McCoy,' says 'Closed Circuit' director John Crowley. 'She's hugely impressive and has massive range. It felt like she would have the intellectual prowess but also the emotionality to handle the part.'
  Aug. 30, 2013 - The Cincinnati Enquirer

Quotes

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• Nicolas G Hayek in BusinessWeek
  Known to wear up to four watches on each arm, Hayek said that Swatch produced "beauty, sensuality, emotionality in watches -- and we also produce high-tech on your wrists."
• Sam Mendes in Newham Recorder
  Mendes adds: "What I saw in this story was the potential to explore a marriage laid out in detail - all the hard edges, the vulnerability, the cruelty, the rage and raw emotionality. Sometimes a couple who want to be together, who feel they should...
• Jon Pareles in BET
  He has a rich, throbbing tone and a way of phrasing like a blues singer,Jon Pareles wrote in the New York Times in 1986. "Mr. Crawford's solos are artfully shaped, but they convey a naked emotionality."