1.〔教〕主情说
2.感情主义;多愁善感
1.a tendency to be easily swayed by the emotions
2.an exaggerated or undue display of strong feelings
1.This must be very clearly understood from the beginning: we are not indulging in any form of sentimentality or emotionalism.
从一开始就必须明确理解：我们不能放任任何形式的多愁善感或情绪化。
2.Furthermore, their exaggerated emotionalism occasionally made a mockery of some of their most laudable intentions.
此外，他们那夸张的感情主义，有时会对他们最值得称赞的一些目标构成嘲讽。
3.Jazz drew on the rhythms as well as the emotionalism of the African music and the Blacks'ancestors.
爵士乐吸取了非洲黑人音乐的节奏和情感流露方式。
4.Emotionalism and sentimentality prevent the sensitivity of feeling.
多愁善感和感情用事妨碍了感觉的敏锐。
5.Its dangers are obvious, for it leads to emotionalism instead of mysticism, and to charity instead of genuine reform.
它的危险是很明显的，因为它导致感情主义而不是神秘主义，导致慈善施舍而不是真正的改革。
6.The museum abjures "emotionalism" , which may be why it is oddly bloodless given its sanguinary story.
博物馆坚决放弃使用“感情主义”，这也是为什么它奇怪而无情的展示了其血腥的故事。
7.So how does this intense emotionalism translate into perceptions of Asian facial features?
那么，这种强烈的情感主义如何转化为对亚洲人面部特征的认识呢？
8.Emotionalism is the expression of 19(superscript th) century romantic trend arid creation philosophy.
情感主义是19世纪欧洲浪漫主义思潮的表现方法和创作理念的表现。
9.Politics is some kind of universal disease based on concepts, and religion is romantic, imaginary emotionalism.
政治是建立在观念上的一种通病，而宗教则是浪漫、虚幻的感情主义。
10.But to Levitt and Dubner, such objections are pure emotionalism.
不过在李维特和达博纳看来，这些反对纯粹是意气用事。