11.   It is perfectly clear law that fear by itself, of whatever degree, is a normal human emotion for which no damages can be awarded.

12.   Instead, he had proved himself to be capable of great human emotion.

13.   Along with that, though, he exhibits a reliance on symbolism that ultimate undercuts the seething human emotions in this classic study of revenge, honor and escape.

14.   Although he has been made immortal, he retains inconvenient human emotions that make him reluctant to kill fellow humans to feed off their blood.

15.   Although the tone of the piece was abstract, it was actually a clever and engaging essay about human emotions.

16.   --Anger, like joy and sorrow, is an unavoidable human emotion.

17.   A mandala is a map of the universe, of the human body, and of different human emotions.

18.   Above all, opera typically reflects the full range of human emotions, Rudel said.

19.   But he flees from anything that might involve real human emotion, or for that matter any credible human activity other than looking good.

20.   But sports are only an imitation of life, mimicking the ups and downs of human emotions.