Sentence examples for clear emotion from inspiring English sources

But the extent to which each of them stands alone as a painted image, full of smudged intensity, yellow undertones and clear emotion, is something new.

This smart, complex score retained an organic quality throughout, a kind of clear emotion running through its rich variety; its first movement, "Satyr," was the most vivid of the three and fit Mr. Alessi perfectly.

If Dick Advocaat can inspire such clear emotion in Jermain Defoe, who scored the winner against Newcastle, and such desire in his captain, then Sunderland look odds-on to retain their Premier League status.

Eleanor Friedberger leaves behind the Fiery Furnaces in favor of understated, but abundantly clear, emotion.

As Hillary walked out to the stage to overwhelming applause and cheers, her face reflected clear emotion and pride as she experienced that historic moment with us.

"I cannot listen to stories about kids killing themselves any longer without thinking [to myself], 'When are you going to have a little blood on your shirt for not being honest about who you are?'" said Glass with clear emotion in his voice.

This type of material is usually comprised of high-quality recordings, with clear undistorted emotion expression.

As Aung San Suu Kyi kissed her ballot paper before placing it into the box, it was clear that emotion was the driving force behind many people's votes.

The story was clearer, the emotion stronger, the audience excited.

As the crowd spoke and wrote about the sadness, anger and grief they had experienced since the youngster's death, it was clear that emotions still ran high.

The evocative view of Eastwood at work captures the ethos of the film itself — the ideas are clear, the emotions are specific, but the tone is loose; Eastwood's perspective and his cinematic strategies elicit images that are precise but feel contingent.