Sentence examples for Emotional blank from inspiring English sources

The manager who is an emotional blank is just as hard to work for as the volcanic boss, and both can do great harm by setting an unhelpful example for what kind of emotional expression is expected and accepted.

"Kitty's appeal is that she's an emotional blank slate.

Of Blair "writing emotional blank cheques" to Brown and George W Bush. Or of the revelation that Peter Mandelson never seems to break character as the Middlesex Richard III ("I love you, but I'll break you! If you do that, I can destroy you!").

The soundtrack, whose most memorable fragment is Tom Waits growling his song "Flowers Grave," fills in the emotional blanks.

Kay's emotional journey becomes blank.

The emotional impact of Mills' blank canvases should not be underestimated.

This is an Anti-Titanic for the multiplexes - a real-life disaster movie with no Leo and Kate and no survivors: only terrorists whose emotional lives are relentlessly blank, and heroes with no backstory.

Sounds and things are burned into my psyche and will be there for the rest of my life probably, but it was such a direct influence and it was really amazing because I found that there are blanks that the human mind will fill, sonic blanks, with emotional experiences, and creates sonics that never even happened on particular records purely based upon a memory of an emotion.

When she needs to convey a major emotional shift, she stops looking blank and starts looking expressionless.

By David Denby At the emotional-erotic climax of "Point Blank," John Boorman's art-conscious thriller from 1967, Angie Dickinson, playing a civilized moll, whacks Lee Marvin across the shoulders and face again and again, and Marvin just stands there, expressionless, his jaw thrust out, until Dickinson runs out of steam.

He had been quite close to Drummond's father — who doted on his only grandchild — but the boy's reaction at the funeral was unreadable: blanker and less emotional than a stranger's would have been, who at least might have reflected selfishly on his own death, or the death of friends, or death generally, digging up some connection.