Sentence examples similar to cynically rendered emotion from inspiring English sources
"Revelations" trades in big, broadly rendered emotions.
Rendering emotion is what I do as a writer, and this tree is my material, and now I'm helping to ruin it.
Jean Dujardin does a memorable job in rendering emotion, his face either full of pride or despair.
Global terrorism and economic frustrations have rendered strong emotions visibly resurgent, and the consequences of violent outbursts will determine international relations for decades to come.
Among the most striking quilts are those made by Loretta Pettway, which are neighborhoods of emotion rendered in material form.
It's a cheap trick in TV in general … we see so much of what appears to be fake emotion – or cynically used emotion – in things like Britain's Got Talent and X Factor.
On Clairo's SoundCloud page, songs like "2 Hold U" and "Get With U" display an innate knack for complex emotions rendered so casually as to be destabilizing.
Emotion is rendered in place and time, not human terms.
We subsist on Twitter twaddle — a never-ending stream of ideas and idiocy, where emotions are rendered in anagrams and thoughts are amputated at 140 characters.
Emotions, even mixed emotions, should be rendered with comparable accessibility and with a flow that passes for a smoother, larger version of the real thing.
"Cotton Mary" features the Merchant Ivory team's infamous undercurrent of understated emotion, feelings so modestly rendered that sometimes one is unsure if there is any emotion.
