Sentence examples for deeply felt emotion from inspiring English sources

I expressed some very long felt and deeply felt emotion.

When Mr. Zaidi hurled his shoes at Mr. Bush during the Dec. 14 news conference, the act seemed to capture a deeply felt emotion here.

Her voice rings with apparently deeply felt emotion – "Oh you are / in my blood / like holy wine" – only to double back with the obfuscatory central metaphor.

But while Mr. Ford sympathetically depicts the isolation and crushing loneliness Dell experiences, the second half of this novel lacks the organic momentum and deeply felt emotion of the preceding pages.

The result is a clever but annoying novel that lacks both the deeply felt emotion of this author's dazzling 2001 masterpiece, "Atonement," and the chilling exactitude of his 1998 Booker Prize-winning thriller, "Amsterdam".

(The two moments of inspired cleverness are a pair of tricks involving Woody's silence — or, rather, the unspoken bro-understanding between Woody and Brian, which comes off as Crowe's most deeply felt emotion).

As a result, they bring to light some deeply felt emotions.

It is a fully realized work of fiction, and it unfolds as a flood of the most deeply felt emotions.

It is a record of recovery, without narration, graphic images or expert opinions, but shot through with the poetry of deeply felt emotions.

The NBC sports anchor Bob Costas unpacks his adjectives, straining to capture the deeply felt emotions, the global camaraderie, the shared desire for greatness unfolding before our eyes.

Empfindsamer Stil, ( German: "sensitive style") also called Empfindsamkeit ("sensitivity"), important movement occurring in northern German instrumental music during the mid-18th century and characterized by an emphasis upon the expression of a variety of deeply felt emotions within a musical work.