Sentence examples for articulate emotion from inspiring English sources
She suggested that women were better in casting because they can better articulate emotion with actors and were less confrontational with directors.
They always seem to be saying, "I find it hard to express myself because I am an Englishman, born in the 19th Century and as such I struggle to articulate emotion".
The job of a greeting-card writer is to articulate emotions for people.
"They should be able to articulate emotions musically, but also verbally".
It can be very difficult to articulate emotions as they are happening and having a list, or tool can help you sort your feelings out.
Thus a director who is used to articulating emotions in a nonverbal medium like dance may be well equipped to mine the depths of such a drama.
Our mind is a war state of thoughts, articulating emotions that expand to our heart and let us feel.
Daniels said Ryan did not need to articulate every emotion.
Language is more articulate than emotion, but it doesn't do the job.
But, as on Moon Song, Karen O displays an ability to articulate raw emotion here, be it on the subject of love, loneliness or strength of will.
It is very hard to articulate the emotion that animals draw from us -- they are, to quote Beston again, "gifted with extensions of the senses we have lost or never attained, living by voices we shall never hear".
