Sentence examples for breadth of emotion that from inspiring English sources
We found there was more breadth of emotion that could be pulled out of it if you combine the two.
And then as I continued to read, I realized Kathryn wasn't making a statement about race in using the dialect, she was actually just writing people of a certain socioeconomic and education level, and she had written them with such a depth and breadth of emotion that I couldn't put the book down.
"Everyday People" more than adequately evokes the breadth of emotions that comes from trauma: it's a psychological bruise, gross colorations indicating suffering that the capable performers bring to life.
What we need is a rational public discussion that recognizes and respects the depth and breadth of emotions that swirl on all sides of the debate on guns and violence.
"Kunta" is a clear split between Lamar's first and second singles from "Butterfly": the joyful, Isley Brotherself-loveg self-love anthem "i" and the blisteringly dark, self-loathing "The Blacker the Berry," which critics -- including our own -- have lauded for displaying the immense breadth of complex emotions that are slated to arrive with Lamar's album later this month.
But as the world moves toward visual communication, a name or static profile pic aren't enough to represent us and our breadth of emotions.
Considering the breadth of entities affected, that suggests that most victims know better than to cooperate.
You might be surprised at the breadth of your emotions — or that you've unearthed a deeper emotion buried beneath the more obvious one.
What is striking, though, is the breadth of ire that extends beyond stop-and-frisk.
