Sentence examples for comparatively emotive from inspiring English sources

There is vivid word painting in some of the Palestrina works, like the comparatively emotive "Ad dominum cum tribularer clamavi," in which the phrase "sagittae potentis acutae ("sharp arrows of the mighty") is colored with a rapidly ascending scale of eighth notes.

That Stevenson intentionally develops his entire ethical theory around an "informal, common-sense psychology" is a point missed by many commentators, who misconceive Stevenson's ethical theory merely as a "development" of Ayer's comparatively thin emotive theory.

The poems are emotional and emotive.

Emotive coping strategies express emotions evoked by the situation.

BOIES: Emotive.

More emotive.

This was emotive stuff.

A very emotive title.

Key changes are emotive.

Comparatively well.

Relaxing, emotive stuff.