Sentence examples for basic emotional truths from inspiring English sources

And it is they who will acknowledge, whether we like it or not, that the rhetoric and imagery of the pro-life movement can touch on some basic emotional truths.

The familiar songs "First You Dream," from the Kander and Ebb show "Steel Pier," and the Styne-Comden-Green ballad "Make Someone Happy" from "Do Re Mi," were infused with the excitement of discovery, as if Ms. McDonald and the audience were together realizing how humble Broadway songs delivered with passion and intelligence could convey basic emotional truths.

— removing the fusty layers that obscure its emotional truths.

They had to ask hard questions in pursuit of both factual and emotional truths.

The album may get at new emotional truths, but there are many albums about romantic loss.

(I was far more interested in emotional truths than in the graphic particulars).

By comparison, the sentiments expressed on "Sea Change" are universal emotional truths, not personal ones.

They should chronicle said areas as they see fit, find emotional truths within the borders and blocks of literal truths.

Instead, it connects with listeners on a very basic, emotional level.

But whether he's satisfied with it or not goes back to this basic emotional response".

What we are left with from both performers are the emotional truths of their work.