Sentence examples for concentrated emotion from inspiring English sources
Ms. McDonald's Beggar Woman was flat-out, concentrated emotion.
If raw, concentrated emotion was the aim, it was not quite achieved, largely thanks to an awkward semi-staging, for which no director was credited, and which sometimes got in the way.
It is a concentrated riot of vulnerable emotions, best articulated by the rowdy little diamonds themselves.
Dancers know about the power of their discipline to combine mind, body and emotion – to create a concentrated, of-the-moment experience – and that's why dance has also become so useful in the treatment of patients with Alzheimer's and other forms of dementia.
Maybe when you're nervous or concentrated, or when you're influenced by a powerful emotion.
In Spain, the fusion of emotion and power and money seems ever more concentrated in two clubs.
And when you're playing opposite the most self-contained, intuitive actor this country has yet produced (Rylance), you have to boil all emotion, intent and truth down to a single concentrated droplet in every exchange.
Known for his concentrated and composed demeanour, he glided through a banquet of afro-beat and dusky techno without a flicker of emotion.
"So focused, so concentrated".
That concentrated minds wonderfully.
