Sentence examples for blanket emotion from inspiring English sources

Whether it's the certain crook of a user's smile or the way someone's eyes flash when they get enraged, Loom.ai is aiming to go beyond blanket emotion replicating.

Living with depression clouding my every thought, blanketing emotions so I don't get to feel anything all, it takes a lot of strength to carry on with that burden.

After she is finally carted off in a blanket, the disturbing emotion she has stirred up settles onto the stage but never really disappears.

Perhaps the yeshiva student was right about the snow&that this is what heaven looks like: not a place where everything is blanketed by a common emotion but a place where everything is exactly what it wants to be View Article Adam Gopnik, a staff writer, has been contributing to The New Yorker since 1986.

"The forests had been our security blanket," Faraci says, adding with a dash of emotion, "The trees were the whole reason I got into this business".

Even the current autumn 2009 collection expressed a raw emotion of love and loss in blankets and veils.

Vent out all your emotions, punch a pillow, scream into a blanket, what ever you need to do to get it out; just GET ALL THE STRESS OUT.

He continues, "she spits emotion and heart into a song that makes me want to curl up in a blanket and long for someone".

"The emotions took over a little bit in the last four minutes, where Kendall's a security blanket," Williams said.

Blanket coverage of the wedding of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and the Queen's jubilee produced emotions from excitement to warm indifference to the monarchy to opposition.

Lines of figures lying silently under army blankets aroused all sorts of emotions at the Moncler show.