Sentence examples for Emotionally charged moment from inspiring English sources

In a phone conversation Friday morning he described the image as capturing "an emotionally charged moment".

Best moment During the Burton match (just before the club went into administration), the entire home crowd stood up for a rendition of "Stand up if you love the Vale" It was a hugely emotionally charged moment when the Vale fans made it clear to all concerned that we were united and determined to save the club.

The exception here is if there's an emotionally charged moment somewhere in the middle of a list (perhaps a song on that list of radio hits that was playing when you met your wife), or more important for this article a customer interaction.

"That was an extremely nerve-racking, emotionally charged moment for me," he said to me.

DeVos likes to characterize these sorts of balancing acts as emotionally charged moments.

Since letters carried dramatic news, the people in the works are shown during emotionally charged moments.

Nostalgia is nothing if not powerful memory formed during emotionally charged moments.

How can you be patient when a child insists upon asking technical questions during your most emotionally charged moments?

Although their characters have emotionally charged moments, much of the time Mr. Laurie and Ms. Richardson bring a tone of airy drawing-room comedy to their roles.

When the Baroque style extended to freestanding sculpture, early Latin American sculptors often chose to depict emotionally charged moments of Christ's life in order to appeal to ordinary people, who could identify with Jesus' suffering.

"It drains me every night," Summers says of re-enacting emotionally charged moments.